FAQ

CY Wong Ng & Partners offers expertise in a broad spectrum of legal fields such as corporate law, commercial transactions, employment law, intellectual property, litigation, and more. We provide comprehensive legal solutions tailored to the varied needs of our clientele.

You may book a consultation with our experienced legal team via telephone, email, or through the contact form on our website. Our courteous office staff will guide you in setting up an appointment at your convenience and inform you about the necessary details for your meeting.

We recommend bringing all pertinent documents or information related to your legal matter to the initial consultation. Examples include contracts, agreements, correspondence, and any other relevant material. These documents will aid our lawyers in better understanding your case and offering precise legal advice.

The cost of legal services varies based on the complexity and nature of your legal issue, as well as the specific legal services required. At your initial consultation, our lawyers will outline the fee structure and provide a clear estimate of expected costs. We strive for transparency and will collaborate with you to devise a payment arrangement that aligns with your financial situation.

The duration required to resolve a legal matter can differ greatly, influenced by factors such as case complexity, cooperation from all parties involved, and potential court proceedings. Our legal professionals will set realistic expectations for the timeline of your case and keep you regularly updated on its progress.

Indeed, CY Wong Ng & Partners provides ADR services, including mediation and arbitration, to facilitate out-of-court dispute resolution. Our qualified mediators and arbitrators work to help parties resolve conflicts amicably and efficiently, potentially reducing the time and costs of conventional litigation.

With extensive experience in international legal affairs, CY Wong Ng & Partners is adept at managing cross-border transactions, disputes, and other international legal challenges. Our global network of legal experts ensures comprehensive support for clients with international needs.

Before applying for a patent or trademark, it is crucial to ensure that your invention or trademark is unique and has not been previously registered. Our Intellectual Property Law team can provide a comprehensive search and evaluation to determine the viability of your application, guide you through the application process, and advise on strategies to protect your intellectual property rights effectively.

Employers in Malaysia need to comply with various legal requirements including employment contracts, termination processes, employee rights, and compliance with the Employment Act 1955. CY Wong Ng & Partners can assist with drafting employment contracts, advising on employment disputes, and ensuring that your business meets all local regulatory requirements.

Our Commercial and Corporate Law services include thorough due diligence, negotiation of terms, drafting of necessary documentation, and ensuring compliance with Malaysian corporate laws during mergers and acquisitions. We aim to facilitate a smooth transition while safeguarding your interests throughout the process.

Yes, foreigners can buy residential property in Malaysia, subject to certain restrictions. The minimum purchase price set by individuals in different states can vary.

Kuala Lumpur / Putrajaya / Labuan / Langkawi / Kelantan / Perak / Pahang / Terengganu:
RM1,000,000.00

Selangor:
RM2,000,000.00 (Limited to strata title property)

Negeri Sembilan:
RM1,000,000.00 (Overhang landed property)
RM600,000.00 (Overhang high-rise/strata title property)

Malacca:
RM1,000,000.00 (Landed title)
RM500,000.00 (Highrise/strata title)

Johor:
RM2,000,000.00 (Landed property in a designated international zone)
RM1,000,000.00 (Highrise/strata title property)

Penang:
RM1,800,000.00 (Island – Overhang landed property)
RM750,000.00 (Mainland – Overhang landed property)

RM800,000.00 (Island – Overhang strata/high-rise properties)
RM400,000.00 (Mainland – Overhang strata/high-rise properties)

Kedah:
RM600,000.00

Perlis:
RM500,000.00

Sabah:
RM1,000,000.00 (Landed property)
RM600,000.00 (Highrise property)

Sarawak:
RM500,000.00

Contact us so that our Property Law team can provide detailed guidance based on the latest regulations.

Each state has implemented different regulations governing foreign property acquisition i.e. types of property and application procedures. However, there are three types of properties that foreigners are not eligible to purchase:
– Properties built on Malay Reserved land.
– Low and medium-cost residential units as defined by the state authorities.
– As determined by state authorities, properties distributed to Bumiputera interest in any development project.

Both tenants and landlords in Malaysia are protected under the specific terms of their lease agreements and the Contracts Act 1950. It is essential for both parties to clearly understand their rights and obligations, which should be outlined in the lease agreement. CY Wong Ng & Partners offers legal services including drafting and reviewing lease agreements, dispute resolution, and representation in tenancy disagreements.