Can Singaporeans Buy Property in Malaysia?

Yes — Singaporeans, like other foreign nationals, can buy many categories of Malaysian property. The rules sit at both federal and state level, and Johor sets its own minimum purchase price for foreign buyers, revised from time to time.

What foreigners can generally buy

Non-Bumi-lot condominiums, serviced apartments and commercial units priced above the applicable state minimum are typically open to foreign buyers. Landed residential, agricultural land and Malay Reserved Land are generally restricted or need special consent.

Johor’s minimum purchase price

Johor’s minimum price threshold for foreign buyers differs from other states and can be revised by the state authority. Treat any specific figure you read online as provisional and confirm the current threshold with your lawyer or the developer before shortlisting.

Approvals to expect

Depending on the property type, State Authority consent may be required alongside your Sale & Purchase Agreement. Your conveyancing lawyer typically handles this filing as part of the transaction timeline.

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