Sell your apartment in Pattaya
You own an apartment in Thailand and want to sell it, but you are thousands of kilometres away. We have worked in Pattaya for 15+ years and closed over 1,000 deals: we handle the sale from valuation to settlement and transfer at the Land Department.
How the sale works
- Valuation and strategy: price, timeline, format
- Preparation: photography, document check, seller package
- Listing and advertising in five languages
- Viewings in person and online
- Deposit and contract
- Closing at the Land Department, settlement and handover
Commission and costs
- 5% agency commission — paid by the seller, only on a completed sale
- Taxes and fees at the Land Department — 50/50 seller and buyer
- Own document package — each side pays for its own
- Legal support — agreed individually
- Photography, advertising and listing — at our expense
Timeline and format
A sale takes from 1 to 12 months and depends primarily on price. We work both on an exclusive basis (usually 1–3 months, maximum effort and advertising) and alongside other agencies. The deal can be closed remotely under a notarised power of attorney — you do not need to fly to Thailand.
FAQ
Do I pay anything upfront?
No. The commission is charged only on a completed sale. Photography, advertising and listing are at our expense.
Can I sell a unit in the Thai quota?
Yes. Such units go to Thai buyers or through a company; the buyer pool is smaller than for Foreign Freehold, so pricing matters more.
What if the apartment is rented out?
You can sell with a tenant in place — for an investor an existing lease can be a plus.
Can I sell without coming to Thailand?
Yes, under a notarised power of attorney: viewings, documents and Land Department registration are on us.
What if I change my mind?
We take the listing down, no penalties.
