FAQ

What you need to know about selling property in Thailand

What you need to know about selling property in Thailand

How long does it usually take to sell a property in Thailand?

It depends on how the asking price compares with the market and on how unusual the property is. Standout homes in the most sought-after locations can sell quickly, while highly individual homes may need 3 to 6 months to find the right buyer. No time frame can be promised.

Can I sell my property while I am abroad?

Yes. Our brokers in Thailand can handle the sale for you while you are abroad, using a power of attorney and an escrow arrangement.

Is there a peak season for selling property in Thailand?

The high season, from November to March, brings many international buyers of high-end homes to Thailand.

How do I transfer the sale proceeds to my home country?

Foreign sellers can repatriate 100% of their net proceeds if they present formal evidence that the funds were originally transferred into Thailand from abroad.

What if my property is owned through a Thai company?

A property held by a Thai company can be sold either by transferring the property itself or by transferring the company's shares. Which route is used affects how the sale is taxed.

Should I renovate before selling?

Targeted cosmetic improvements help keep the value of the home and can make it easier to sell. Major structural renovations rarely pay back their cost.

Frequently asked questions

Still have questions?

Our brokers in Thailand can advise you on how to approach your sale and give you a price indication for your property.