Malaysia Investor Guide

Your comprehensive guide to buying property in Malaysia — from state-level minimum prices and MM2H visa tiers to stamp duty reforms and rental yields

更新于 2026年5月22日中级阅读约 25 分钟

租金回报率
5.3%
毛回报，仅供参考
价格涨幅
1.7%
同比 · 2026年9月
产权转让税
8.0%
货币
MYR
人口
34 million

市场概览

Malaysia’s economy posted 5.2% GDP growth in 2025, outperforming initial forecasts. Growth is projected to moderate to 4.3–4.5% in 2026, supported by strong domestic consumption, infrastructure mega-projects (MRT3 Circle Line, JB-Singapore RTS Link), and continued foreign direct investment in electronics and data centres. Bank Negara reduced the Overnight Policy Rate to 2.75% in July 2025, creating a favourable rate environment. Key risks include global trade tensions, US tariff impacts on semiconductor exports, and potential commodity price volatility.

国家
Malaysia
货币
MYR
人口
34 million
GDP 增长率
4.3–4.5% (forecast 2026, IMF / S&P Global)
通胀率
1.9% (projected 2026; 1.4% in 2025)

主要产业

  • Electronics & Semiconductors
  • Oil & Gas
  • Palm Oil & Agriculture
  • Tourism & Hospitality
  • Financial Services
  • Digital Economy & Tech
  • Islamic Finance

购买限制

State-Level Minimum Purchase Price

有限制

Each Malaysian state sets its own minimum purchase price for foreign buyers. Prices vary significantly by state, property type (strata vs landed), and specific zones.

  • Kuala Lumpur: RM1 million minimum for all residential property types
  • Selangor: RM2 million for landed (Zones 1-2), RM1.5 million for strata (Zones 1-2), RM1 million (Zone 3)
  • Penang Island: RM1 million for strata, RM3 million for landed
  • Penang Mainland: RM500,000 minimum
  • Johor: RM1 million (with exceptions in designated international zones like Medini Iskandar)
  • Sabah & Sarawak: RM500,000–RM1 million depending on district
  • Most other states: RM1 million minimum
  • These thresholds are set by State Authority and can change without federal notice

State Authority Consent

有限制

Every foreign property purchase requires written approval from the respective state land authority before the transfer can be registered.

  • Application is submitted by your solicitor after SPA signing
  • Processing time varies: typically 1–3 months depending on state
  • Consent may be conditional (e.g., property must not be resold within a certain period)
  • Refusal is rare for qualifying purchases above the minimum threshold but not guaranteed
  • Both Peninsular Malaysia and East Malaysia (Sabah, Sarawak) have separate consent processes

Restricted Property Categories

有限制

Certain property types are off-limits to foreign buyers regardless of price.

  • Malay Reserved Land — cannot be transferred to non-Bumiputera buyers
  • Bumiputera-quota units in new developments — reserved for Malay/indigenous buyers
  • Low-cost and medium-cost housing (below state thresholds)
  • Properties built on land allocated under government affordable housing schemes
  • Agricultural land — unless special government approval is granted
  • Foreigners can own freehold land in Malaysia, which is rare in Southeast Asia

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Figures are indicative and subject to change. Regulations, taxes and market conditions vary by jurisdiction. Do your own due diligence and seek independent legal and financial advice.

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