BUYING/SELLING A PROPERTY IN THAILAND
SELL YOUR PROPERTY IN
THAILAND AT THE BEST
PRICE
We begin with a comprehensive market analysis of your property to determine its current value. Our team works in conjunction with you to develop a competitive pricing strategy that will help attract potential buyers effectively and secure the best price for your property.
SEAMLESS PROPERTY BUYING EXPERIENCE
Property Valuation
Managing Property
Viewings
Negotiation
Legal & Transfer
Service
Market Evaluation and Pricing
Strategy
We begin with a comprehensive market analysis of your property to determine its current value. Our team works in conjunction with you to develop a competitive pricing strategy that will help attract potential buyers effectively and secure the best price for your property.
Marketing and Advertising
With both digital and traditional marketing techniques, YuuThai ensures your property is showcased to the right audience for maximum exposure. Our multilingual team—fluent in Thai, English, and Chinese—enables us to connect with a wider pool of potential buyers.
With professional photographers and skilled copywriters, we create captivating listings that highlight your property’s best features. Our targeted approach drives interest and visibility, making sure that we reach more potential buyers and get the best value for the properties.
Managing Offers and
Negotiations
At YuuThai, we’re committed to getting you the best price for your property while making the selling process straightforward and rewarding. our experienced agents handle all communications and negotiations on your behalf. We strive to get you the best price by negotiating favorable terms with prospective buyers. You can trust that we have your best interests at heart, working to secure a sale that meets or exceeds your expectations.
Legal and Administrative Support
Selling a property in Thailand involves legalities and paperwork. We guide you through the entire process of the legality and ensure that all the documents are correctly prepared and submitted. Our partnership with legal professionals guarantees smooth ownership transfer so you can keep concentrating on the more important things on hand that bring you closer to your goal of selling your property.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What are the costs involved when selling my property in Thailand?
Withholding Tax: Typically around 1%
Specific Business Tax: 3.3% (applicable if the property is sold within 5 years of
ownership)
Stamp Duty: 0.5%
Additional costs may include:
Transfer Fee: 2%, which is sometimes shared between the buyer and seller.
Property Agent Fees: If a property agent is hired to market and sell your property, the fee
usually ranges between 3% and 5% of the property price.
Legal Fees: If a lawyer is engaged, costs vary. A general estimate is around 1% of the
property value.
Can I sell my condo to another foreigner?
Yes, you can, provided the foreign ownership quota of the condominium does not exceed 49%.
If the quota has exceeded 49%, the buyer must either be a Thai national or a company owned
by a Thai.
Can I get a VISA if I buy a property in Thailand?
There are now many options and types of visas for foreigners. The investment visa is perhaps
the most straightforward when it comes to owning property. If you purchase a condominium
worth at least 10 million baht, you become eligible for the investment visa.
There are also other options available, such as the Long-Term Visa (LTR), Destination
Thailand Visa (DTV), Retirement Visa, Marriage Visa, etc.
Can I get a bank loan when buying a property in Thailand as a foreigner?
Most banks in Thailand do not offer housing loans to foreigners. However, a few banks, such
as HSBC, Siam Commercial Bank, and Thai Military Bank, do provide loans but with very strict
terms and conditions.
A more common option is through international home loan schemes, such as those offered by
Bangkok Bank (Singapore branch), UOB in Singapore, and ICBC. Foreigners can borrow up to
70% of the property’s value, giving them better access and opportunities to secure loans for
their properties in Thailand.
What are the on-going costs of owning a Condo in Thailand?
Common Area and Management Fees (CAM) – These fees are mandatory in all situations.
CAM covers the maintenance of your condominium, including building management, facilities,
the pool and gym, garden areas, and more. The costs vary depending on the condominium but
typically range between 25 THB to 100 THB per sqm per month, payable annually or
biannually.
Property Management Services – If you are an investor, especially one not residing in
Thailand, you may consider opting for property management services. You may refer to more
information here: https://yuuthai.averpsdemo.com/services-property/
Insurance (Optional but Recommended) – It is advisable to purchase Building Insurance and
Condo Interior and Content Insurance to protect your property. Building Insurance is usually
included in the common fee, but some landlords may choose to buy additional Condo Interior
and Content Insurance to cover internal damages, such as fixtures and appliances, caused by
tenants.
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