What is the property transfer fee in Thailand?

2% of the government-appraised value, usually split 50/50 between buyer and seller by agreement.

Are there annual property taxes in Pattaya?

There is a low-rate land and building tax for residential use; condos also pay monthly common-area fees and a one-time sinking fund.

Thai banks rarely lend to foreign individuals. Options include some overseas-bank programs or developer installment plans.

On top of the price, a condo purchase in Pattaya carries a few one-time government costs.

Transfer fee — 2% of the government-appraised value, commonly split 50/50 between buyer and seller by agreement.
Specific Business Tax — 3.3% if the seller has owned under 5 years; otherwise a 0.5% stamp duty applies instead.
Withholding tax — calculated on the appraised value; usually the seller's cost.
Ongoing — a monthly common-area fee (per sqm) and a one-time sinking fund at transfer.

General information, not tax or legal advice — confirm figures with a lawyer or accountant for your specific deal.

What is the property transfer fee in Thailand?: 2% of the government-appraised value, usually split 50/50 between buyer and seller by agreement.
Are there annual property taxes in Pattaya?: There is a low-rate land and building tax for residential use; condos also pay monthly common-area fees and a one-time sinking fund.
Can foreigners get a mortgage in Thailand?: Thai banks rarely lend to foreign individuals. Options include some overseas-bank programs or developer installment plans.

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