do i need to register to singapore land registry for cpf interest when money is withdrawn from cpf for purchase of property

When you withdraw money from your CPF account to purchase a property in Singapore, you do not need to register the CPF interest itself with the Singapore Land Registry. The registration process with the Singapore Land Registry involves the transfer of ownership and any encumbrances on the property, such as mortgages or other legal interests.

However, the details of your CPF withdrawals, including the principal amount and accrued interest, will be reflected in your CPF Property Withdrawal Statement. This statement is important for tracking your CPF transactions related to the property, especially when you need to refund the principal amount and accrued interest to your CPF account upon the sale of the property.

The actual registration with the Singapore Land Registry pertains to the property title and any associated loans or encumbrances, not the CPF interest or withdrawals themselves.