
Malaysia is one of Asia's more open markets for overseas buyers. We help you buy in prime Kuala Lumpur — from eligibility to handover.
Foreigners can own most residential property in Malaysia outright, subject to a state minimum price and routine consent. For buyers focused on prime KL — Bangsar and Damansara Heights — eligibility is rarely the hurdle, since these new-launch residences sit comfortably above the thresholds. The value is in guidance: getting the details right, quickly, from wherever you are.
Five prime-KL new launches, above foreign-purchase thresholds.





Yes. Foreigners can own both freehold and leasehold residential property in Malaysia, subject to a state minimum price and, for leasehold, state consent.
In Kuala Lumpur (Federal Territory) the minimum purchase price for foreigners is RM1,000,000 for most residential property in 2026. Thresholds differ in other states.
From 2026, foreign buyers pay a flat 8% stamp duty on the Memorandum of Transfer — higher than the tiered rate that applies to Malaysian citizens.
Yes. Foreign buyers can typically borrow up to around 70% of the purchase price, though the exact margin depends on the bank and your profile.
No. Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) is a long-stay visa, not a purchase requirement — any foreigner meeting the price threshold can buy.
Meet Your Agent
Your Mont Kiara · Bangsar · KLCC property specialist
For over five years, I’ve helped both Malaysians and international buyers settle into Kuala Lumpur’s most sought-after addresses. My promise is simple: honest guidance, real numbers, and none of the pressure.
From your very first viewing to the day you hold your keys — and long after handover — I’m the agent you’ll be glad you called.
Tell us where you are based and what you are looking for. We will confirm eligibility and share the residences that fit.