Malaysia isIn order to revitalize the domestic real estate market, the December 2006 revision of the law further relaxed regulations and encouraged foreigners to own real estate as a national policy.doing. In order to prevent price rises, the purchase price of Malaysian real estate by foreigners is in principle at least 1 million ringgit (some states differ), and although there are minimum conditions such as obtaining the consent of the state government at the time of purchase, other than that It is very transparent and even foreigners can buy real estate under the same conditions as Malaysians. In addition, some major local banks allow even non-resident foreigners to take out loans of up to 50% of the property price.

While many other major Southeast Asian countries, such as Singapore, Thailand, and the Philippines, in principle prohibit foreigners from purchasing houses with land, Malaysia“Among the major Southeast Asian countries, it is one of the few countries where foreigners can legally purchase and own landed houses.”Being is one of the crucial differences.

again,In Malaysia, even non-resident foreigners can own as many landed properties, condominiums, etc. without purchase restrictions and register them in their own name.can. In addition, due to the long history of British colonialism, the legal and contractual aspects are firmly established in accordance with British legal standards, so there is a high sense of security, and there is almost no political risk. We have an environment where even English and foreigners can buy real estate with peace of mind.