Quick answers on paperwork, costs and timing for renting a furnished apartment in Bangkok.
Yes. Usually you need just your passport and the deposit. Some buildings ask for proof of income or employment: we'll tell you which before you view.
Usually not. Most landlords ask only for a passport and the deposit, though some buildings do ask for proof of income or employment.
You'll pay 2 months' deposit plus 1 month's rent to move in: that's ฿60,000 (about $1,800) on a ฿20,000 ($600) apartment. The ฿40,000 ($1,200) deposit comes back when you move out, less any damage.
No. Our commission comes from the landlord, so viewing and signing through us costs you nothing.
Furnished one-bedrooms near a BTS or MRT station typically run ฿15,000–35,000 a month, about $450–$1,060.
Some places are ready the next day; others take up to two weeks depending on cleaning and the landlord. We'll tell you the date before you commit.
No. You can pay in person when you sign, or transfer from abroad before you arrive.
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