Is it expensive to rent in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia?

Unlike many other metropolises, there are many choices and affordable prices for housing in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. More and more apartment buildings are built every year, so finding a house is by no means a problem.

Foreigners usually live in the center of KLCC. The cost of renting an apartment here is 1300 ringgit (282 euros or 3 10 dollars) and 560 ringgit (1210.5 euros or 136 dollars). There are many good housing options in this area. Almost all apartment buildings have gyms, swimming pools, barbecue areas, cool common rooms, security desks and offices.

Renting a house in Kuala Lumpur is convenient and fast. Many friends who live in Kuala Lumpur use Mudah.my website to find apartments. If you are looking for it.

For only 2500 ringgit, you can rent a one-room apartment with an area of 33 square meters in the elite residential area, which contains all the contents I mentioned above. You can rent a two-story apartment in a new but more basic and simpler building at the same price. There will also be a swimming pool, gym and leisure area, but nothing special. The price, as elsewhere, depends on your accommodation. The longer you stay, the less you pay each month.

You can also find cheap accommodation. For example, a good studio, in a relatively simple house, costs about 1700 to 1800 ringgit. However, the only problem with cheap housing is neighbors.

Tip: The lease of the apartment must be stamped at a special real estate agency. Usually real estate agents do this, but you need to check it carefully. In addition, please remember that if you sign a contract to stay until the end of the calendar year and decide to move out in 10, then you must pay the remaining two months. Under no circumstances can the owner evict the real tenant in advance.

Renting a house in Malaysia is not as expensive as that in first-and second-tier cities in China, and the house price is very cheap. The rental market is also very broad. If you immigrate, you don't have to worry about accommodation at all. For more information about Malaysian immigrants, please search for pandas abroad in Baidu.