Renting in Bangkok
A tenant's and landlord's guide — leases, deposits, rights and duties, and renting condos the smart way.
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Renting in Bangkok is straightforward once you know the norms: a standard lease runs 12 months, with a two-month deposit plus one month advance, and rentals under 30 days are legally restricted. Foreigners rent freely with a passport and proof of funds. Below: leases, deposits, tenant and landlord rights, and renting condos the smart way.
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Renting in BangkokRental Deposits in Thailand: The 2025 OCPB Rules (Thai guide)
Since 4 September 2025, landlords letting three or more residential units in Thailand may hold at most three months’ rent as deposit plus advance rent, and must return the deposit within 7 or 14 days. Full guide in Thai.
Renting in BangkokIs Airbnb Legal in Bangkok? Condo Short-Term Rental Rules (2026)
Is Airbnb legal in Bangkok? Thailand’s 30-day rental rule, the Hotel Act licence requirement, condo building regulations, the 8-room notification route, TM30 and the 2025 rules for monthly rentals.
Renting in BangkokCondo Electricity Cost in Thailand: Rates, Meters & Your Rights
Why condo electricity is billed the way it is — direct utility meters vs juristic-person sub-meters, why some buildings charge above the utility rate (and why that’s not allowed), plus how to check and cut your bill.
Renting in BangkokCondo Lease Agreement in Thailand: 15 Things to Check + Template
What a solid condo lease must contain — 15 clauses to check before you sign, plus a downloadable sample lease.
Renting in BangkokEverything You Need To Know About Renting Condos in Bangkok
Every year Bangkok becomes more attractive for condo renters. Get to know the most popular areas for rentals in the capital, prices, and all the details you need to pick the right one for you in this article by PropertySights Real Estate.
Renting in BangkokRent Out Your Property in Thailand: Landlord’s Guide
Renting out real estate in Thailand is the best way to generate profit along with asset appreciation, but it can be an intimidating business. From factors like marketing, building design, target tenants, and management, this article from PropertySights Real Estate will teach you everything you need to know about being a successful landlord.
Renting in BangkokRental & Sublease Agreements in Thailand: The Legal Rules
Thai leases fall under Civil and Commercial Code Sections 537–538. Leases over three years must be registered at the Land Department to stay enforceable.
Renting in BangkokRenting Condominium in Bangkok: Tips, Rights, and Duties
In this Article by PropertySights Real Estate, we will explore the tips, rights, and duties of a Tenant or Lessee who wants to rent a condominium unit in Bangkok.
Renting in BangkokRental Income Tax in Thailand: Rates & Deductions
Tax residents pay 0–35% after 10–30% deduction; non-residents pay flat 15% withholding tax. Annual land and building tax: 0.02%.
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