Announced in Budget 2027
First Home Stamp Duty Exemption
Full exemption up to RM500,000; partial up to RM750,000
You do not need to apply.
First-time buyers pay no stamp duty on the transfer and loan agreement for homes up to RM500,000. From 2027, homes up to RM750,000 also qualify: the first RM500,000 is exempt and the balance gets 50% off.
In short
- Amount
- Full exemption up to RM500,000; partial up to RM750,000
- Status
- Open for applications
- Checked
Do you qualify?
Answer 4 short questions. We will bring you back here with your result.
Check my eligibilityWho Qualifies
First-time Malaysian homebuyers buying a home priced up to RM750,000. The new terms apply to sale and purchase agreements signed from 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2030
How You Get It
Processed automatically by legal counsel/lawyers during property transfer execution.
History
- Budget 2027Enhanced
Extended to 31 December 2030 and widened to homes priced up to RM750,000
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Common Questions
Who qualifies for First Home Stamp Duty Exemption?
First-time Malaysian homebuyers buying a home priced up to RM750,000. The new terms apply to sale and purchase agreements signed from 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2030
How much is First Home Stamp Duty Exemption?
Full exemption up to RM500,000; partial up to RM750,000
How do I get First Home Stamp Duty Exemption?
Processed automatically by legal counsel/lawyers during property transfer execution.
When was this information checked?
Checked on 22 October 2026, based on Budget 2026 speech, para 217; Budget 2027 speech, para 56.
Is Compass Anak Muda Sabah an official government website?
An independent initiative. Not an official government website. Apply only through official portals.
An independent initiative. Not an official government website. Apply only through official portals.
We will never ask for your IC number, bank details or any payment.