Property Taxes in Thailand: A Comprehensive Guide (Updated 2025 Guide)

Many individuals who have invested in property in Thailand are often unaware of the tax liabilities that may arise when selling the property. Typically, foreigners have invested in property either through buying a condominium unit, which they hold in their own name, or by taking out a lease on a landed property.

As our analysis shows below, an individual or other legal structure will always be subject to taxation on the sale of the property. The general tax rates (excluding company or individual personal tax, which may also apply) are shown below. Perhaps surprisingly, for an individual selling a property, the taxation system is actually very complex.

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