Good evening Bella,
You need to fork out estimated 38 to 39% of the purchase price if you are able to obtain max 80% bank loan (based on your foreign income).
Breakdown:
1) 20% downpayment
2) estimated 3 to 4% buyer's stamp duty
3) 15% additional buyer's stamp duty as foreigner
4) legal fees varies around $3k
5) mortgage stamp duty $500 (if taking loan)
6) valuation fee etc
Procedure varies between buying a resale or brand new unit from developer.
Resale:
1) agree on price and gives 1% of agreed price (option fee) to seller in exchange for option to purchase (OTP). Must exercise OTP with 4% exercise fee within 2 weeks.
2) Once exercise OTP, kick starts 10 to 12 weeks completion period. Need to pay stamp duties within 2 weeks from exercise. Balance 15% downpayment is payable on or before completion date.
Developer unit:
1) Book unit with 5% booking fee (option date). Kickstarts 2 weeks option period. Developer will mail out sales and purchase agreement (S&P) within this 2 weeks and it has to be exercised within 3 weeks from receipt.
2) Pay stamp duties within 2 weeks from exercise and pay balance 15% downpayment 8 weeks from option date.
Hope my sharing aids in clearing your doubts.
May I know how can I value add further and make your purchase seamlessly as foreigner in Singapore?
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