The Fiancé/Fiancée Scheme allows a couple intending to get married to buy an HDB flat from the open market.

To buy a resale flat under the Fiancé/Fiancée Scheme, you must meet the following eligibility conditions.

Criteria	Detailed Description
Citizenship	You and your fiancé(e) must either be: Singapore Citizens (SC), or Singapore Permanent Residents (SPR)
Age	You must be at least 21 years old.
Family Nucleus	You must list your fiancé(e) as a: co-applicant (provided he/she is above 21 years old) or an occupant in the application.
Income Ceiling	There is no income ceiling (unless you are applying for CPF Housing Grant and/or an HDB Loan).
Ownership of Private Residential Property	You and your fiancé(e) can own private property (unless you are applying for CPF Housing Grant and/or an HDB Loan) but must live in the HDB resale flat.
Ethnic Integration Policy and SPR Quota	Proportion of your ethnic group and SPR quota (if applicable) has not reached the limit. Find out more about the Ethnic Integration Policy (EIP) and SPR Quota.
Special Condition	Registration of Marriage You and your fiancé(e) must: Register your marriage with the Registries of Civil or Muslim Marriages, and Submit your marriage certificate to HDB within 3 months from the date of taking possession of the flat CPF Housing Grant If you are applying for CPF Housing Grant, submit your marriage certificate on or before the date of taking possession of the resale flat. Consent of Parents If your fiancé(e) is between 18 and 21 years old, his/her parents must agree to the purchase. License to Marry If your fiancé(e) is less than 18 years old, you need to: Obtain a licence to marry from the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports, and Submit it to HDB for verification Divorcées If you are a divorcée, you must produce the following for verification: Decree Nisi Order of Court Decree Nisi Absolute

Under the Fiancé/Fiancée, you may apply for the following CPF Housing Grant if you meet all the eligibility conditions:

• CPF Housing Grant for Family

Last Updated on 04 Jun 2010

• If you are buying the resale flat jointly with one or more persons (up to a maximum of four persons), you must decide how you and the other co-owners would want to hold the property.