Do I have to refund the sale proceeds when I sell my property after my CPF account is closed upon my renunciation of Singapore Citizenship/ Permanent Residency?
Yes, you must refund your CPF principal amount withdrawn with accrued interest or amount you have pledged to refund if you have not transferred your CPF savings to your bank account upon renunciation, by the time you sell your property.
This information is sourced from CPF
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