Condo for Rent in Bangkok

Monthly rent depends mostly on the distance to a BTS or MRT station and the size of the unit. Studios further out along the Sukhumvit line start well below what a one-bedroom near Thonglor or Asoke costs, and central areas such as Phloen Chit and Sathorn sit at the top of the range. Filter by price on this page to see the current spread.

The market standard in Bangkok is a two-month security deposit plus one month of rent paid in advance, on a one-year lease. The deposit is refundable at the end of the lease, less any damage, which is why a signed inventory and photos taken on handover day matter.

Yes. There is no ownership restriction on renting, so a foreigner can lease any unit. You will normally be asked for a passport and a visa or work permit when signing the lease, and some buildings ask tenants to register with the juristic person office on move-in.

Most owners in Bangkok ask for a minimum of one year. Shorter terms are possible but usually come with higher monthly rent, and stays under 30 days are restricted by hotel licensing rules and by most condominium regulations.