As long as the land comes with Mixed Zone Title (Sarawak) or Country/Provisional/Town Lease Title (Sabah), it is fine. It can be bought and sold by West Malaysian. Freely trade among all even for foreigner (with conditions attached).

Usually there is no restriction unless the land title conditions stated otherwise. If you are targeting building property, most of the time it has no restriction.

*Other than the above mentioned title, Native Title and NCR are not trade-able unless one is born in the said state holding bumi status.

This post has been edited by edyek: Jan 27 2015, 03:39 PM

It must be a mixed zone area..

West Malaysians or East Malaysians can invest too!

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is it easy WMsian to get work/residence permit in E Msia? How?
if not how long Wmsian can per stay in E msia ?

hi can tell more..? maybe i wanna buy house in 3-4 year...
i'm from malacca already work here 3 years... so i have question, how i can know that is mixed zone?

easily if you work as federal government servant like me
yes, you need permit..
if you have dokument terhad you can stay as long you like but must have permit
if you come here and only have slip you can stay 3 month max but you can extend it at emigration office at simpang tiga

This post has been edited by apisfires: Apr 15 2016, 08:25 AM

how i can check mixed zone title?

U need to go land and survey perform land search..

but actually it is stated in the land title..

So need meet with land office? Oh i see...

You need to go to the Clares section at land office to buy print out title..

HI Guys,

Just want an update, interested in investing in KK.
However, i am from West Malaysia, and wodnering if the rules are still the same with regards to buying property there?

Also wondering what projects are up for sale there right now, that are available to West Malaysians?

not sure if you are still keen on this... but here's a reply.
The rules of loan is the same as most bank still need KL HQ approval. As for the purchase of property, as long as it's not Land purchase, then it should be the same.

Projects will depend on your preference and budget. if you are keen to know more, feel free to PM me or just reply in the thread.

Thank you