Discover Your Dream Property in Thailand

To rent a property in Thailand, you can browse our listings, contact our agent, and arrange a viewing. Once you find a suitable property, you'll usually need to pay 2 months deposit & 1 months rent upfront - It's that simple!

Begin by browsing our curated list of Thailand properties and connect with one of our expert real estate agents. We'll arrange property viewings to help you find the perfect home. Once you've made your choice, we assist with negotiating the best price and terms, and guide you through all necessary paperwork. For a seamless and luxurious buying experience in Thailand real estate, contact our agents today!

To sell a property in Thailand, you can contact us! We will assess if your property is a good fit for our portfolio, we will then list your property on our website using information you've provided, our agent will capture attractive photos, and set a fair market price that you & potential buyers will be happy with. We will manage marketing, leads & sales - it's that straightforward!

If you need financing to purchase a property in Thailand, it is best to purchase from an established property development company, we'll help you explore options offered. Depending on the completion time, financing can range from 90 days, 12 months or even more.

Yes! Non-Thai citizens can own condominiums freehold within the building's foreign quota requirements, making the process straightforward. For landed properties like villas, the process is less straightforward, but it is possible if you own a Thai company. For this matter, please consult a trusted Thai property lawyer or contact our dedicated team of agents for assistance.

When foreigners buy property in Thailand in their Thai company name, several extra costs and fees may be involved. Here’s an overview: 1. Company Formation and Maintenance Costs: Company Registration Fee & Legal Fees: Hiring a lawyer to assist with setting up the company can cost between 35,000 to 80,000 THB, depending on the complexity. Annual Maintenance Fees: This includes accounting fees, annual audit fees, and filing fees, which typically range from 15,000 to 30,000 THB per year. 2. Property Transfer Fees and Taxes: Transfer Fee: 2% of the registered property value, paid to the Land Department (Often split 50/50 between buyer & seller). Stamp Duty: 0.5% of the registered property value (applicable if exempt from business tax). Withholding Tax: 1% of the appraised value or the actual sale price, whichever is higher (if the seller is a company). Specific Business Tax: 3.3% of the appraised value or the actual sale price, whichever is higher (if the property is sold within five years of ownership). These costs can vary depending on the property location and the specific structure of the purchase and company. It is always advisable to consult with us get precise estimates tailored to the specific transaction.