accommodation in KL

Leolille

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Member since 31 October 2017

Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur

Leolille

11 December 2017 13:23:16

Leolille

11 December 2017 13:23:16

Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur

Hello everyone,

Wishing to settle permanently in Malaysia with my family, I make a first visit of recognition to KL from 24/01/2018 to 21/02/2018.
Can one of you please give me some suggestions regarding my accommodation on site?
Wishing to limit the cost of my accommodation to a maximum, I am willing to live together or rent an apartment.
Having no means of transport on site, I also want my accommodation to be accessible to transport facilities allowing me to quickly get to the city center or airport or train station.

Thank you for your help

Laurent

kanchiashok

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Member since 14 November 2016

kanchiashok

12 December 2017 09:03:05

kanchiashok

12 December 2017 09:03:05

Are u still looking for accommodation? If yes can u please tell me ur budgets and location needed. thanks

Christine

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Christine

12 December 2017 12:16:38

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Christine

12 December 2017 12:16:38

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Hi Leolille,

i invite you to have a look at our articles in the guide here :

Accommodation in Malaysia

Hope this helps,
Christine

silatiga

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Member since 12 December 2017

silatiga

12 December 2017 15:32:21

silatiga

12 December 2017 15:32:21

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Gravitas

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Member since 02 March 2011

Kuala Lumpur

Gravitas

13 December 2017 02:08:37

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Gravitas

13 December 2017 02:08:37

9040

Kuala Lumpur

Flat shares can be found on www.ibilik.my or www.muday.my or airbnb and best locations are close to one of the LRT or MRT train lines.

Check if your business idea is possible for foreigners http://malaysiabizadvisory.com/type-of- … -malaysia/ and http://malaysiabizadvisory.com/types-of … permitted/ The paid up capital requirements are also high.

If you do sign a lease for one year, you are legally committed to pay the rent for the complete period agreed, even if you can't stay in the country because of immigration issues.

So do be careful about signing long term leases. If your immigration status is uncertain, make sure there is a special clause in the Lease Agreement that allows the contract to be broken.

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