About Us
Discover what sets Bayste apart
and
why we should be your top choice.
Why buy with Bayste
Discover why Bayste is preferred by property buyers with our expert guidance, diverse selection of properties, and commitment to customer satisfaction.
Extensive Knowledge of the Local Market
Our team has years of experience in the Thai real estate market, allowing us to provide expert insights into the best properties for your needs and budget.
Unmatched Customer Service
Our staff are multilingual and are committed to providing exceptional customer service, with a focus on personalized attention and timely communication.
Wide Selection of Properties
Bayste offers a diverse range of properties to choose from, ensuring that you can find the perfect property to meet your specific requirements.
Competitive Pricing
We work hard to negotiate the best possible deals for our clients, ensuring that you get the most value for your investment.
Testimonials
At Bayste, our clients' satisfaction is our top priority.
Read our testimonials and discover how we can help you with your real estate needs.
happy buyer
Bayste really came through for me when I was clueless about buying property in Thailand. They made everything easy and straightforward. Thankyou!
happy seller
Bayste made selling my property a breeze. Their professional approach and negotiation skills helped me get a great price in no time. Highly recommend!
happy buyer
I felt like I was in good hands the entire time with Bayste. I would recommend them to anyone who needs help navigating the world of Thai real estate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to commonly asked questions about our services and real estate in Thailand.
Freehold property is property that you solely own in perpetuity. Whereas, Leasehold property is a property that you can lease for a certain amount of time. Foreign buyers are given a 30-year lease with the possibility of maintaining a contractual agreement for two subsequent renewals, totaling a 90-year lease for the buyer.
There are various types of properties that foreigners typically buy in Thailand such as a condo, landed property, and villas. However, to rightfully own a property under a freehold title, you can own a condominium under the foreigner quota. Landed properties such as villas, however, must be owned under a leasehold title.
Freehold Property:
Lease Registration fee of 1% is shared 50:50 between buyer and seller. Stamp Duty of 0.5% is paid by seller. Withholding tax of 1% or Specific Business Tax of 3.3% is paid by seller.
Leasehold Property:
Transfer registration fee of 2% is shared 50:50 between buyer and seller. Stamp Duty of 0.1% is paid by seller.
An off-plan property is a property that you buy before it is constructed. It is advantageous to buy
off-plan property as you often get to customize the property and the selling price of an off-plan property is cheaper than a built property.
Besides the monthly rental, tenants are responsible for the utility bills such as water and electricity and for any additional services that have been set up like WIFI and Cable TV. in some cases you are also required to pay the CAM fees depending on your negotiation with the owner.
The Booking Fee charged is the first month’s advance rent which will go towards your first month’s rent. Once you sign the lease you will be required to pay the Security Deposit, which is equivalent to two months of rent. The security deposit is refundable provided you have not caused damage to anything on the property. In case there is damage, the cost for the same is deducted from the security deposit.
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