Extension of Multi-Generation Priority Scheme to Include Single Unmarried Children in Joint Applications for BTO Flats

Mr Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim proposed extending the Multi-Generation Priority Scheme to allow single unmarried children and their elderly parents to jointly apply for BTO flats to live near each other.
Minister Desmond Lee confirmed that from mid-2025, priority access for BTO flats will be extended to all parents and children, including both married and single children.
The extension aligns with the National Day Rally 2024 announcement and aims to support family proximity across different household configurations.
Further details on the implementation will be provided by the Ministry of National Development in due course.
The policy change reflects a shift to include unmarried children in joint flat applications with their parents for better intergenerational living support.

Mr Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim proposed extending the Multi-Generation Priority Scheme to allow single unmarried children and their elderly parents to jointly apply for BTO flats to live near each other.
Minister Desmond Lee confirmed that from mid-2025, priority access for BTO flats will be extended to all parents and children, including both married and single children.
The extension aligns with the National Day Rally 2024 announcement and aims to support family proximity across different household configurations.
Further details on the implementation will be provided by the Ministry of National Development in due course.
The policy change reflects a shift to include unmarried children in joint flat applications with their parents for better intergenerational living support.

Mr Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim proposed extending the Multi-Generation Priority Scheme to allow single unmarried children and their elderly parents to jointly apply for BTO flats to live near each other.
Minister Desmond Lee confirmed that from mid-2025, priority access for BTO flats will be extended to all parents and children, including both married and single children.
The extension aligns with the National Day Rally 2024 announcement and aims to support family proximity across different household configurations.
Further details on the implementation will be provided by the Ministry of National Development in due course.
The policy change reflects a shift to include unmarried children in joint flat applications with their parents for better intergenerational living support.

Mr Zhulkarnain Abdul Rahim proposed extending the Multi-Generation Priority Scheme to allow single unmarried children and their elderly parents to jointly apply for BTO flats to live near each other.
Minister Desmond Lee confirmed that from mid-2025, priority access for BTO flats will be extended to all parents and children, including both married and single children.
The extension aligns with the National Day Rally 2024 announcement and aims to support family proximity across different household configurations.
Further details on the implementation will be provided by the Ministry of National Development in due course.
The policy change reflects a shift to include unmarried children in joint flat applications with their parents for better intergenerational living support.

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