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    April 14, 2008 - 4:21 am

    Hai Terry, Nice to meet you.

    Yes, you still can get loan if you're non resident or not staying in Malaysia. Thats what we called it pure foreigner with investment.

    The difference is unable to accomodate more than 3 loans as per policy and the margin of finance wouldnt be higher, nationality and income would be very crucial at this point. Prefer nationalities of course, Singaporean, British, Americans, Koreans and sure Australians but must provided income revenue or income tax in respective countries.
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    April 9, 2008 - 6:56 pm

    Foreigner loan in Malaysia is not that very hard. Just need to spend some time.

    Normaly banks here offer 50-60% to pure foreigners and if you want to do full investment here, you can enter our MM2H prgramme which create an easy route for foreigner to get home loan easier with better margin.

    There are a lot of Singaporeans, Koreans, British and Australians purchase properties here.

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