Dude, if not mistaken the 35-year-old single HDB ownership schme is only applicable for Singaporean.
I gather this info from google search.
HDB ownership depends on the PR status and if by any means you do not hold PR status you will have to relinquish the HDB ownership.
Following are the options in such scenarios -
1.) You can transfer the HDB on someone else's name (your relative or someone trustworthy).
2. You can sell the HDB in open market.
3. Worst case HDB will take back the flat either on the evaluation or Purchase price whichever is lower at that time.
4.) On the case to case basis ICA can extend you a Visa to sell off your flat for 3 months maximum and HDB will also give you grace period to maintain the ownership during that period.

PR can only buy REsale HDB. It makes me wonder if its worth giving up ur citizenship just to buy new HDB .

i dun plan to buy any properties in sg . i only interested in MY

What so good about Malaysia?

u cant take PR until u work for at least 6 months if you taking P1 or P2 pass. i almost serve full 6 mths

application of PR need pay $100 which are not refundable if fail mean say bye bye to 100~

i will wait after GE only go apply~

ok then, i am a single male, then we be PR and get married asap so we can both buy a HDB flat and save on rental (joking).

btw erm lets say if I became a PR then I'll pay part of my salary 2 CPF. Few years later, I decides to go back Malaysia to work. Will I get back my CPF funds immediately?

btw erm lets say if I became a PR then I'll pay part of my salary 2 CPF. Few years later, I decides to go back Malaysia to work. Will I get back my CPF funds immediately?

No.

BTW, you working in which industry?Any friends here?

Banking industry. I have a few friends and relatives here.
But currently staying alone.

If no, then when only can I get it back? During retirement age izit?

are you a west malaysian or east malaysian? if west malaysian (from semenanjung malaysia) then u can only get the cpf at the age of 55. east malaysian can get back straight away once u give up your PR.

Why got such distinction wan meh? Im from West Msia, KL 2 be exact.
Mind showing me where is it stated on9?

My friend mentioned will get it back immediately. Not after 55yrs old.

Your friend is wrong.Would have google it for you if I were in front on the computer.lol.
How you find it here?

Why got such distinction wan meh? Im from West Msia, KL 2 be exact.
Mind showing me where is it stated on9?

My friend mentioned will get it back immediately. Not after 55yrs old.

  Q:    Can I withdraw my CPF if I'm a Malaysian residing in West Malaysia? If so, what do I need to do?

  A: 
You may withdraw your CPF in full if you satisfy all the following conditions:

You are a Malaysian citizen and have left Singapore permanently to reside in West Malaysia;

You do not hold a valid Singapore Work Permit/Employment Pass or have renounced your Singapore Permanent Residence; and

You are:

a) 55 years old or above, or

b) below 55 years old but above 50 and have not worked in Singapore in the two years before your application, or

c) physically or mentally incapacitated from ever continuing in any employment or found to be of unsound mind.

You may apply for withdrawal online under my cpf Online Services - My Requests if you have a SingPass. Alternatively, you can also complete the application form CPF-MC and mail it to us.

To support your application, please mail us photocopies of the relevant supporting documents (as stated on the application form) which must be certified by a Notary Public or an official from the Singapore High Commission.

this is from the CPF website

SOS

For now, I won't take up Singapore citizenship as it's just too expensive to retire in Singapore. And I reckon it's a better idea to work 10-20 years in SG and retire early back to Malaysia with some serious RM savings converted from SGD. Finding a Singaporean wife or getting a couple more promotions may change my mind though.

But I still like the PR status because it gives me an option if race & religion in Malaysia takes a turn for the worse. And crossing the causeway is the only real viable emergency option if any sudden riots ala Indonesia 1998 happens.

erm...do u think i can tell them that i'm planning to reside in australia or sabah sarawak...
get liao the money then only go back west malaysia...
at that point i can tell them that i wan to stay at east malaysia permanently...
but change my mind after that...