TL;DR Probate and inheritance property in Malaysia is the legal process required before any inherited property can be transferred or sold. The route depends on whether there is a will, estate value, and property type. Without proper legal authority, property is effectively “frozen” and cannot be transacted.
Ever wondered what actually happens to a house when…
TL;DR Buying a home in the Klang Valley does not always mean paying RM1 million or more. Several suburbs, such as Semenyih, Rawang, Puncak Alam, and Salak Selatan, still offer properties priced under RM500k. These areas attract first-home buyers and investors due to lower entry prices and expanding infrastructure.
Buying property in Kuala Lumpur often feels…
With conflict reshaping the Middle East and Gulf cities under fire for the first time, a growing wave of professionals, retirees, and families are exploring Malaysia’s MM2H programme as a pathway to residency, safety, and property investment. Here’s what international investors need to know.
Many property investors spend months analysing locations, rental yields, and demand. But sometimes the answer is hiding in plain sight: universities.
Wherever thousands of students gather, rental demand quietly follows. In Malaysia, university towns are becoming some of the most stable places for rental property investment.
The real question is not whether students need…
Stay informed about the 2025 Real Property Gains Tax (RPGT) updates in Malaysia and online submissions via e-CKHT on the MyTax portal. Learn about filing procedures to ensure compliance.
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TL;DR Melaka is one of the best places in Malaysia for Airbnb investment due to strong tourism demand and relatively affordable property prices. Areas like Kota Laksamana, Jonker Walk, Melaka Raya, Bandar Hilir, and Klebang attract consistent tourist traffic, making them popular for short term rentals with good occupancy and rental potential.
Melaka is…
Melaka has always been known as a great tourist hub, filled with culture and history; and now it has been recognised as the state which provides the most affordable housing in terms of pricing, by none other than the immediate Ex-Chief Minister of Melaka, Datuk Seri Idris Haron himself.
Choosing the right house loan or home loan in Malaysia requires careful consideration of several factors, including the interest rate, loan tenure, and associated fees.
TLDR: CP58 is a mandatory statement employers must issue to agents, dealers, and distributors who receive incentives or commission exceeding RM5,000 annually. It is not optional. Non-compliance may result in penalties under Malaysia’s Income Tax Act.
If you run a business in Malaysia and pay commission, incentives, or performance bonuses, there’s one document you cannot afford…
Yes. Rental income is taxable, and understanding how to handle it correctly is important to avoid unwanted penalties.
