Category
Foreigner-Friendly Properties in Kuala Lumpur
These properties are confirmed eligible for foreign ownership under Malaysian property law. Each listing has been verified against current state-level purchase thresholds and title restrictions. Whether you're an MM2H visa holder, expat, or international investor, these properties welcome non-citizen buyers with clear legal pathways to ownership.
13
Properties
RM 388,000
From
8
Districts
Properties
Foreigner FriendlyFreehold
Aricia Residences
Sungai Besi
From RM500,000
Foreigner FriendlyFreehold
Armani Hallson KLCC
KLCC
From RM 1,030,830
Foreigner FriendlyFreehold
Armani Lofthill
KLCC
From RM 795,000
Foreigner FriendlyFreehold
Armani Prestige
KLCC
From RM 819,000
Foreigner Friendly
Arte Solaris
Mont Kiara
From RM 480,000
Foreigner FriendlyFreehold
Aster Hill Sri Petaling
Sri Petaling
From RM518,000
Foreigner FriendlyFreehold
Ayanna Resort Residences
Bukit Jalil
From RM911,000
Foreigner Friendly
Bangsar Hill Park
Bangsar
From RM 388,000
Foreigner FriendlyFreehold
Dawn KLCC
KLCC
From RM 609,000
Foreigner Friendly
Divine KLCC
KLCC
From RM 1,058,000
Foreigner Friendly
PSV2 Residences
Bandar Tasik Selatan
From RM 550,000
Foreigner Friendly
Ren Residence
Bukit Jalil
From RM 632,000
Foreigner FriendlyFreehold
Skylon Residences
Bukit Ceylon
From RM 1,000,000
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the minimum price for foreigners to buy property in KL?
In Kuala Lumpur and Selangor, foreigners must purchase above the state-mandated minimum threshold, which is typically RM 1 million. MM2H visa holders may have slightly different thresholds depending on the tier.
Do foreigners need approval to buy property in Malaysia?
Yes, foreign buyers must obtain State Consent from the relevant state authority. The process typically takes 3–6 months and is handled by your conveyancing lawyer. Properties marked as foreigner-friendly have title types that are eligible for this approval.
Can foreigners get a mortgage in Malaysia?
Yes, Malaysian banks offer home loans to non-citizens, typically up to 70% loan-to-value. Interest rates are pegged to the Standard Base Rate (SBR) plus a margin, currently around 4–5% p.a.