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Yes, but with limits. The Johor state minimum for foreign buyers is RM1 million for most residential property, with limited zone-specific exceptions such as Medini. State consent applies, so have a lawyer check the specific property before you commit. Read the full guide

Passenger service is now expected in February 2027, according to the official statements covered in our guide. Timelines can change, so check the guide for the latest status before you rely on it. Read the full guide

Freehold has no expiry date. Leasehold is held for a fixed term, commonly up to 99 years, and reverts to the state at expiry unless an extension is approved. Extension is not automatic. A condo takes the tenure of the land under the building. Read the full guide

Malaysian citizens buying a first home valued at RM500,000 or less are exempt from transfer and loan stamp duty for agreements signed up to 31 December 2027, which may change after Budget 2027. Without the exemption, tiered transfer duty on RM500,000 works out to RM9,000, plus 0.5% on the loan amount. Foreign buyers pay a flat 8%. Read the full guide