FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Before you start searching for a property, you need to know the purpose, the location that you want to buy the property in Thailand and especially the cost and see what kind of mortgage deposit you can afford. GE’s professional Financial Consultants can help you calculate the costs involved in the property buying process and also GE’s staff can help you find a better deal of property in Thailand with fit your preference. You can visit the details of how we can serve you at www.gebuyingagent.com/services.

We are your local friend of who can help you choose the best property in Thailand that you have dreamt of at the reasonable price which is the same price as when local Thai people buy, plus a better deal. We offer the quick check, pocket service and buying agent for customers who want us to research and survey for their personal preference which special for you only.
If you live outside Thailand, you can find more details of GE Buying Agent at www.gebuyingagent.com/services.

We highly recommend you to examine all the factors, not only the property itself but also its neighborhood.


Visiting the property site would be one of the great ways to help you decide whether to purchase or not. However, these actions could take plenty of time and can be difficult for foreigners. To avoid these difficulties and save your valuable time, please contact us via email at info@gebuyingagent.com or click www.gebuyingagent.com/contact.

Generally, once you agree on the price and the terms and conditions of the property, it would take just a few days preparing a purchasing agreement. If you don’t need a mortgage, the transferring process would be completed within the date of signing the agreement.

However, if you need a mortgage, the mortgage process would take approximately within 3 weeks, depending on the commercial bank’s policy. Once the mortgage process is completed, the transferring process will be done within a few days.

Re-Sales are pre-owned properties that have come back on the market.

For the re-sale property;

  1. Transfer Fee: 2% of the property appraisal price
  2. Business Tax: 3.3% of the selling price which higher than property appraisal price (In case of the seller who owns the property less than 5 years.)

  3. Stamp Duty Tax: 0.5% of the selling price which higher than property appraisal price (In case of the seller who owns the property more than 5 years.)

  4. Withholding tax: based on the revenue department
  5. Mortgage Fees: 1% of total of mortgage loan (For Bank loans)

Once the seller's solicitor has confirmed receipt of funds to confirm the transaction has completed, the property agent will be able to confirm where and when you may collect the keys.

In case of the loan, after you’ve received the keys to your property, there is still a significant amount of work to be carried out by your solicitor. The title deeds of your property will remain with your solicitor for some months before finally being sent to your Lender for storage. They will hold the deeds until such time as you repay in full the mortgage you have with them.


For the cash payment, you can get it since the transfer process has completed.

A list of fixtures and fittings will be agreed between the seller to the contract being signed. This sets out what they intend to remove and what they are prepared to include in the property price. In some instances, they may offer items for sale for the purchaser to consider, and some contents can be offered for inclusion as part of the negotiation of the purchase price.

If you purchase a property, you can get advice from us at www.gebuyingagent.com/contact.

Yes, you can list the property in property listing websites or contact us for the assistant.
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