Good info Jira. What's missing is any discussion of the taxation implications of remitting large sums of money into Thailand to purchase property. It's now very likely that money remmitted into Thailand will be subject to taxation if you intend to reside in Thailand for 180 days or more. What I think this will mean for many property buyers is that you will need to leave your new property vacant for 6 months to avoid paying tax on the money remitted into Thailand to purchase the property. So you will need to speak to an accountant to understand how to minimize such taxation.
thankyou very much for this info vid it sounds similar to what we have in Aus it's good to know that people have legal protection no matter what country you're in though in Aus we have to do some due diligence our selves
Let’s assume everything checks out and the buyer and seller are acting in good faith, if the buyer agrees and the house is vacant , can I as the buyer move into the property while the two month paperwork period takes place? Or would I have to stay in a hotel until everything is finalized?
Please stop saying “so” every few words. It is unnecessary and distracting. Your english is pretty good and by just slowing down a little and eliminating “so” it will be easier to understand you.
@@jirapropertythailand Spoken english is rarely “perfect”.My mom taught young ladies that were native english speakers to speak correctly then later was a real estate broker for many years. I hope you are very successful like she was. 🙏
Good info Jira. What's missing is any discussion of the taxation implications of remitting large sums of money into Thailand to purchase property. It's now very likely that money remmitted into Thailand will be subject to taxation if you intend to reside in Thailand for 180 days or more. What I think this will mean for many property buyers is that you will need to leave your new property vacant for 6 months to avoid paying tax on the money remitted into Thailand to purchase the property. So you will need to speak to an accountant to understand how to minimize such taxation.
thankyou very much for this info vid it sounds similar to what we have in Aus it's good to know that people have legal protection no matter what country you're in though in Aus we have to do some due diligence our selves
Thank you for the useful information and timeline.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the explanations.
Thank you.. 🙏 great detail
Good information,well presented
You can also handle the purchase with a trustee, then it will be faster
Let’s assume everything checks out and the buyer and seller are acting in good faith, if the buyer agrees and the house is vacant , can I as the buyer move into the property while the two month paperwork period takes place? Or would I have to stay in a hotel until everything is finalized?
Yes if you paid full , but the transfer ownership will need to wait
If you ok to take the risk
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You sound knowledgeable. About how many complete sales have you finished... Looking to buy condo in city Hua Hin. Is it complicated$ all cash...
Thank you 🙏
Good information
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Very interenting video. Same process for condos? Concerning villas, you are talking about "leasehold" villas on rented land, right?
No not about this
Have you any announcement for your viewers?
I will announce everyone who view my video, they should buy property from me 🙏🙏🙏
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Please stop saying “so” every few words. It is unnecessary and distracting. Your english is pretty good and by just slowing down a little and eliminating “so” it will be easier to understand you.
Dear Sir, I am sorry that my English not perfect 🙏
@@jirapropertythailand Spoken english is rarely “perfect”.My mom taught young ladies that were native english speakers to speak correctly then later was a real estate broker for many years. I hope you are very successful like she was. 🙏