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Frequently Asked Questions
A booking fee (also known as a holding deposit) is a payment made to secure a property while negotiations and paperwork are being finalized. The amount typically ranges from THB 20,000 up to the equivalent of one month’s rent, depending on the landlord.
If you decide to proceed and sign the lease agreement, the booking fee is usually applied toward your first month’s rent (or refunded). However, if you choose not to move forward with the lease, the booking fee is non-refundable, as it compensates the landlord for taking the property off the market during the holding period.
Read more about Booking Fees in Thailand
A 2-month security deposit and 1-month advance rent
Yes, the security deposit is usually refunded within 30–60 days after the lease expiry date, after all outstanding utility bills have been paid and any damages (if any) have been settled with the landlord.
Utilities such as electricity, water, internet, and cable TV are typically not included in the rent. However, this is subject to negotiation with the landlord.
Generally speaking:
• Most condos and apartments in Thailand do not allow pets
• Most houses do allow pets
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