How to rent a property in Thailand, via an Estate Agent, an agent who specializes in overseas property, or if renting a property.
Here are some things to consider when renting a property in Thailand:
Finding a home, apartment or villa to rent. - To rent property in Thailand, you'll need to meet certain requirements and understand the rental laws.
ID and visas - a valid ID and visa that covers your entire stay in Thailand must be available to provide to authorities.
Proof of income - Landlords may ask for proof of income or employment to ensure you can afford the rent.
Lease agreement - a legally binding lease agreement to include the terms and conditions, rent amount, payment schedule, and responsibilities of both parties.
Tenancy contract - a legal agreement between the landlord and tenant that must be provided in Thai language. Names and addresses of the landlord and tenant must be included, the property's name and location, the lease term, and the rates and deadlines for payments.
Lease term - this can be fixed or periodic, usually to a maximum of 30 years.
Renewal - both parties must take action to renew the lease it towards the end of the initial term.
Note this information is purely a guide, and if selling or renting in Thailand, we advise you to seek professional help as relates to your specific needs.
Find out how to list a property in Thailand for rent here.
