I am living in Property A and have my registered address on my NRIC here. However, I own Property B too. Which Property address will be used for means-testing for MediShield Life Premium Subsidies?

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The Annual Value (AV) of the address on your NRIC will be used. In this example, AV of Property A will be used for the eligibility checks for MediShield Life Premium Subsidies.

Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents who own two or more properties will not be eligible for MediShield Life Premium Subsidies. Other members of their households (who are not multiple property owners) will still be assessed for their eligibility for subsidies.

I am living in Property A and have my registered address on my NRIC here. However, I own Property B too. Which Property address will be used for means-testing for MediShield Life Premium Subsidies?

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