We strives to help transform Johor into a regional hub for high-technology, knowledge-based and high investment sectors.
“Johor welcomes investors to see for themselves the opportunities here. Every investment brings us closer to building an inclusive and prosperous state.”
JS-SEZ Joint Investment Forum 2025
YAB Dato’ Onn Hafiz bin Ghazi
Chief Minister of Johor
Why Johor?
Why Johor?
Electrical & Electronic Industry
Life Sciences & Medical Technology
Oil & Gas Industry
Food & Agro Industry
Logistic & Regional Distribution
Healthcare
Financial & Business Services
five stages to get easy started here
Investment Journey
Facts & Information
Investing in Johor, Malaysia, can be an attractive opportunity due to its strategic location,
robust infrastructure, and various economic initiatives.
Frequently asked questions
Knowing which subsector to invest first. If you need more information, please email us for a preliminary briefing.
Don’t worry, representative/s from MIDA or Invest Johor will meet you at the airport, or if you feel more comfortable travelling on your own, you can head directly to MIDA state office or Invest Johor office based on the appointment set. The officer-in-charge is waiting there.
You are required to register for business through the Companies Commission of Malaysia (CCM). This can be done online here https://www.ssm.com.my/Pages/Home.aspx#. However, if you are not quite sure or have difficulties registering your business, we are here to help.
This phase might take a longer time. But don’t worry because officers from MIDA and Invest Johor will facilitate expediting the process for you.
We will help you to fast kickstart your business operation. Please talk to us at MIDA and Invest Johor if you face challenges.
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#IskandarPuteri – Penubuhan Jawatankuasa Menteri bagi Kerjasama Johor-Singapura (JSCMC) membuka lembaran baharu hubungan strategik antara dua wilayah berjiran yang berkongsi kepentingan ekonomi d...
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