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Foreigner fined for getting Singaporean to buy S$3.4m cluster house on his behalf, says she scammed him - Vimarsana News

Foreigner fined for getting Singaporean to buy S$3.4m cluster house on his behalf, says she scammed him

Chen Xiaopu agreed to buy the S$3.4 million property as he thought it would better his chances of getting permanent residency and eventually citizenship in Singapore.

In Singapore, Chinese fined for getting local to buy him US$2.5 million property and breaking the law, says was scammed - Vimarsana News

In Singapore, Chinese fined for getting local to buy him US$2.5 million property and breaking the law, says was scammed

Singapore fines Chinese national scammed into buying US$2.5 million property

Source: msn.com
Woman jailed 2 weeks for buying landed properties for 3 foreigners under her name - Vimarsana News

Woman jailed 2 weeks for buying landed properties for 3 foreigners under her name

Singapore News - A Singaporean woman bought landed properties in Ang Mo Kio under her name for three Chinese nationals despite knowing that the foreigners were not eligible to buy the units. Song Fanrong, 49, was sentenced to two weeks' jail on Thursday (Jan 13). She had

Woman jailed 2 weeks for buying landed properties for 3 foreigners under her name - Vimarsana News

Woman jailed 2 weeks for buying landed properties for 3 foreigners under her name

She knew the three Chinese nationals were not eligible to buy the units. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

Chinese national charged over allegedly appointing S'porean to buy landed property on his behalf - Vimarsana News

Chinese national charged over allegedly appointing S'porean to buy landed property on his behalf

As a foreigner, he would have required govt approval to buy the semi-detached house.. Read more at straitstimes.com.