
Yes, but only after holding the qualifying real estate for the required minimum period; selling earlier can put your citizenship at risk.
The real estate route requires you to make a qualifying investment in a government-approved development and keep it for a set minimum holding period. Selling before that period ends can lead to revocation of the citizenship that was granted on the basis of that investment.
After the holding period passes, you are generally free to sell the property, and a future buyer may even be able to use the same property to qualify for citizenship themselves. Always confirm the current holding period and resale conditions with an authorised agent before you buy, because the rules are set by the government programme.
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