Condo Rental Agreement Template Thailand
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Includes Land Office registration trigger (leases over 3 years), occupancy rules, condominium juristic person bylaws, and Thai-specific restrictions.
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Common Condo Rental Agreement Questions
What is a condo rental agreement?
A condo rental agreement is a legally binding contract between an apartment unit owner (landlord) and a tenant outlining the terms of the rental. It covers the rental period (typically 1–2 years), monthly rent, security deposit, notice period, and apartment-specific obligations like the requirement to obtain condo's approval for subletting.
Do I need to stamp a condo rental agreement?
Yes. Stamp duty must be paid to Revenue Department (Inland Revenue Authority of Thailand) within 15 days of signing. The rate is 0.1% of the total rent for leases up to 1 year, or 0.1% of the average annual rent for leases of 1–3 years. By convention, the tenant usually bears this cost.
Can I sublet my apartment unit?
apartment unit owners must obtain Land Office registration (leases over 3 years only) before subletting the whole flat. Eligibility rules apply. Typically the owner must be a Thailand Citizen (PRs have more restrictions), must have met the minimum occupation period (MOP), and must comply with the occupancy cap (usually 6 persons for 3-room flats, 9 for larger). Renting out individual rooms in your own flat is allowed with fewer restrictions.
What clauses must be in a condo rental agreement?
Essential clauses include: rental amount and payment schedule, tenancy start and end dates, security deposit amount and refund conditions, notice period for early termination, diplomatic clause (for expat tenants), inventory list of included furnishings, and a clause confirming apartment subletting approval has been obtained.
How long is a typical condo tenancy?
Most condo tenancies run for 1 or 2 years. Thai law requires a minimum tenancy of 6 months for whole-apartment subletting. Shorter or longer terms are possible with mutual agreement, but 1–2 years is the market standard.
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