Long-term rentals in Thailand
Luxury villas, penthouses and condos for long-term rent — and a good way to try an area before you move or buy
Luxury villas, penthouses and condos for long-term rent — and a good way to try an area before you move or buy
Luxury villas, penthouses and condos for long-term rent — and a good way to try an area before you move or buy
From beachfront villas to city penthouses, our brokers in Thailand find long-term rentals that fit the way you want to live. Many of our clients rent first: a year in the right home is a good way to get to know an area, its seasons and its lifestyle before deciding to move permanently or to buy.
Homes viewed in person
Service in English and Thai
Rent before you buy
What our brokers in Thailand do before you sign a lease
Our brokers in Thailand view the home before you do, so its condition and privacy match what you have been shown.
Our brokers in Thailand go through the lease with you and negotiate its terms with the landlord before you sign.
Our brokers in Thailand speak English and Thai and handle the conversation with the landlord, so every term is clear to both sides.
Rent, deposit and running costs are set out in Thai baht before you sign.
From a long-term home in Thailand to a year of trying out an area and its lifestyle before you commit
A lease of a year or more gives you a settled home in Thailand, with time to get to know the area and make the place your own.
Leases of a year or more
Furnished and unfurnished options
Direct contact with the landlord
Live in the area first. Renting lets you experience the neighborhood, the seasons and everyday life before you make a bigger decision. And if the home you rent later comes up for sale, we will let you know.
Get to know the area and its lifestyle
Experience both high and low season
Compare neighborhoods at your own pace
Buy later, when you know what suits you
Most long-term rentals for international tenants are let furnished. What is included differs from home to home, and the lease states it.
Furniture and kitchen appliances
Use of the pool and gym in a condominium building
Electricity, water and internet are normally paid by the tenant
See the long-term rentals available in each area
Knowing how long-term renting works in Thailand makes for an easier start in your new home.
View the property in person and check finishes, appliances and condition before you sign the lease.
Have the lease reviewed so the term, the renewal and the notice conditions are clear and legally sound.
Expect a deposit of 2–3 months' rent plus the first month's rent in advance.