When deciding on the vacation rentals, you have to consider many issues and thoroughly choose the holiday rental that perfectly meets your requirements. You need to keep in mind that your whole trip can be critically damaged in case your holiday accommodation is not good enough or short of amenities.

Firstly, you will need to think about the location of your holiday villas and find out if it has quick access and transportation to the tourist attractions you can visit with your family members.

Another essential issue is the size of the vacation home. A huge holiday home may imply bigger space to move around and your children will also happy with large play area. Nonetheless, this will basically depend on the quantity of your family.

The most effective suggestion for choosing the ideal villa rentals is browsing though the internet. You will find numerous websites offer vacation rental houses. They provide information about the size of the home, prices, features and terms/conditions. You can compare the prices before making a decision.

Make sure the holiday villas you choose offer facilities and services to make your stay enjoyable and relaxing such as TV, refrigerator, swimming pool, 24 hours room services, laundry etc.

If you are booking a vacation rental during low season or planning for an extended stay, then you should negotiate the cost with the property management company. Most of them will have special offers.



Non-natives are under the Thailand condominium act allowed to own condominium apartment units (condos) freehold in Thailand. There is after all one restriction which aims to limit non-native freehold ownership of condos in Thailand; not more than 49% of the all-out floor space of all units in a condominium building combined can be foreign owned. In case of 100 equal units 49 can be foreign owned, the other 51 must be owned by Thai citizens.

The units in a condominium project exceeding the 49% foreign freehold ownership allocation may be sold under a registered leasehold to non-natives. There is no restriction for foreigners renting or leasing real estate in Thailand. The arrangement for hire, contract or rental surpassing 3 years must be registered in the foreigner’s name on the condo unit title agreement.

The main condition under the Condominium Act for the purchase of a freehold condo by a foreigner (non resident) in Thailand is that the full purchase price for the condominium unit (which may not be less that the appraised value) for the condo unit must have been remitted into Thailand in foreign currency (see current exchange rates Bank of Thailand). The handling bank in Thailand must transfer the amount of foreign currency into Thai baht and will issue a Foreign Exchange Transaction form for amount exceeding 20,000 USD or for lesser amounts a credit note and confirmation message of the transferred amounts on demand. Without evidence of remittance of the full purchase price into Thailand in foreign currency the land department cannot register ownership in the foreigner’s name.