Upon a joint-owner's death, their flat share transfers to remaining owners, who must lodge a Notice of Death with the Singapore Land Authority (SLA).
Upon a sole/ co-owner’s death, their flat interest is distributed by will or the Intestate Succession Act.
You may retain the flat under different arrangements, with or without children. Alternatively, you may sell it in the open market if the MOP is met.
You may only retain the flat if your parents were originally listed as owners/ occupiers in the flat application.
If there is a change to your citizenship, we will review your eligibility to retain the flat. You may need to sell your flat or return it.
We will consider your eligibility to retain the flat on a case-by-case basis.
If you bought a flat while single and later marry, you must list your spouse as a co-owner or occupier of the same flat.