Home search across 12 areas
Mont Kiara, Bangsar, Damansara Heights, KLCC, Desa Park City, Bangsar South, KL Sentral, Sunway and Iskandar Puteri — 4 to 8 shortlisted viewings.
Moving to Kuala Lumpur as an expat? The shipping side is the part most movers handle. The harder part — the part that makes or breaks a relocation — is everything after you land. Florette runs both sides in-house, with one team from airport pickup through 30 days settled-in.
Where most relocations actually go wrong is the bit after the shipment clears customs. We carry that pressure for you — one PM, one team, one accountability chain.
Mont Kiara, Bangsar, Damansara Heights, KLCC, Desa Park City, Bangsar South, KL Sentral, Sunway and Iskandar Puteri — 4 to 8 shortlisted viewings.
AISKL, Alice Smith, Sayfol, Taylor's and IGB International — including mid-year intakes where placement is tight.
TNB, Air Selangor, Unifi/TM/Maxis. Bank introductions to Maybank, CIMB, Standard Chartered and HSBC expat-friendly branches.
One project manager from airport pickup to the 30-day check-in. No relay-race handoffs to third-party destination providers.
One project manager runs every expat move from survey to settled-in, with three workstreams operating in parallel.
Mont Kiara — the largest expat community, family-friendly with international schools nearby (Mont Kiara International, Garden International). High-rise condos with pools, gyms, and tennis courts.
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American International School of Kuala Lumpur (AISKL): American curriculum, IB Diploma. Alice Smith School: British curriculum, IGCSE and A-Levels. Sayfol International School: British and American tracks. Taylor's International School: IB curriculum.
Inbound services
Cost-of-living briefings calibrated to your destination area and family size — what to budget for rent, schools, transport, utilities, dining, and household help. Area orientation video calls with photo and video walkthroughs.
Get a quoteFive stages, one project manager. The same timeline whether you're a single executive or a family of five with school-age kids.
Six catchments cover the overwhelming majority of expat arrivals. Each suits a different family profile — we calibrate the home search before you land.
Airport pickup with named driver and SIM card on landing. Transfer to temporary accommodation. Welcome kit with local transit cards (Touch 'n Go), basic groceries, and orientation pack. First-day local logistics walk-through — nearest supermarket, ATM, clinic, pharmacy.
Home search across your shortlisted areas. Property viewings coordinated by our settling-in team — typically 4-8 viewings in the first week. Tenancy negotiation support including local norms (Stamp Duty, deposits, fixtures and fittings). School placement completion — application submissions, interview scheduling, uniform and supplies coordination. Driving licence conversion guidance for Western and Commonwealth licences.
Utility setup: TNB electricity, Air Selangor water, Unifi/TM/Maxis broadband and mobile contracts. Bank account introductions to expat-friendly branches (Maybank, CIMB, Standard Chartered, HSBC). Family doctor and dental clinic recommendations in your residential area. Driving licence conversion completion. Domestic help (maid, driver, gardener) introductions where requested. Final 30-day check-in to confirm everything is operational.
Settling-in services are usually corporate-billed as part of the expat package — your employer pays directly. For self-funded relocators, settling-in is quoted separately by scope of services (move + 14-day settling vs move + 30-day settling vs move + comprehensive package). All scopes include the same survey, packing, and door-to-door move standard.
Representative feedback from expat families and assignees we've relocated to KL.
Arrived from London with two kids, no school place confirmed and no idea which Mont Kiara block was right for us. Florette had viewings booked the morning after we landed and AISKL placement sorted inside a fortnight.
Senior assignment, three-week lead time, KLCC apartment locked before I flew in. Same PM ran the banking introductions and the driving licence conversion — no relay-race handoffs.
Self-funded, corporate-bundled, or an extended package — the right shape depends on who's paying and how complex the move is.
For relocators paying their own way. Modular scope so you pick what you need.
Most common path. Settling-in billed directly to the HR mobility team as part of the expat package.
For complex assignments — executive moves, multiple school-age children, or specialised housing.
The questions expat families and HR mobility leads ask most often before booking.
Mont Kiara is the most popular for international school proximity and family amenities. Damansara Heights for high-end landed living. Desa Park City for gated community feel and outdoor space. Sunway for affordability and family-suburb atmosphere.
Bangsar for café culture and walkability. KLCC for central urban living. Bangsar South for newer condos and professional crowd. KL Sentral for transit-connected convenience.
Yes — we work with AISKL, Alice Smith, Sayfol, Taylor's, and IGB International. Application logistics, placement introductions, and admissions coordination.
Standard 30 days post-arrival. Extended support (60-90 days) available for complex cases — executive moves, families with multiple school-age children, or specialised housing needs.
Usually yes. Move = packing/freight/delivery. Settling-in = home search/schools/utilities/orientation. Quoted separately or bundled in a single corporate package depending on your employer's preference.
Yes — both inbound (arriving in Malaysia) and outbound (leaving Malaysia) are core services. Outbound packages include destination services in some major cities through partner network.
Most expat relocations pull from these adjacent services — all run by the same PM model.