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Yes, if you get married within MOP period, your fiancee got to dispose of his condo. He can buy another condo after your MOP under his own name after that.
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It is quite likely that your partner may have to give up his condo in this case since you are still within your MOP.

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Hi, appreciate your sharing. It subject to HDB ruling by then.
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Hi,

1) Your future spouse will have to let go of his private property once you get married.
2) If he wants to keep his condo, you will have to wait for 4 years (upon completion of MOP) to get married.
3) Of course, the last option would be to appeal to the HDB if you can find a strong and valid reason that he cannot dispose of his condo.
4) The main reason for owners and occupiers cannot own a private property when they are staying in the HDB during the MOP, is to deter those who could afford a private property to fight the HDB flat against those who cannot afford it.

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Yes, if you get married within the HDB MOP, your husband will have to dispose of his condo. It is because HDB needs you to form a family unit once married, and no private property ownership allowed within the MOP. Once your MOP has been fulfilled, there's no issue with you or your husband owning private property. Read More