I immigrated abroad last year. I want to know what tax I have to pay for holding overseas real estate.

Different countries have different tax rates.

For example, foreigners who buy real estate in Singapore need to pay 4% buyer's stamp duty and 20% extra stamp duty.

In Bangkok, Thailand, self-occupation+tourist visa+foreign owner's settlement (based on the blue house account book), the property tax assessment price is below 50 million baht, and the minimum tax rate for the first suite is 0.02%. You can't enjoy the tax exemption policy. If it is a long-term visa, it is a yellow hukou book, and the first suite can enjoy the tax exemption policy. After that, the real estate tax is estimated to be less than 50 million baht.

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, need: 1. Total land deed tax. Master land lease is the land lease issued by the government for the whole land development case or the whole building. RM0.06 per square foot, paid once a year, paid by the builder first, and then collected from the residents. 2. House number tax and local tax. It varies from place to place and cannot be calculated accurately. About every year 1000-3000 RM. 2. Pay the house number tax in August and the local tax in May. 3. Stamp duty. Pay when the name of the layered title deed is changed. From 20 19 65438+ 10/month, the stamp duty rate of real estate with a value exceeding 1 ringgit will be raised from 3% to 4%. Suppose the house you bought is worth RM 654.38 +0.5 million. The final amount of RM 500,000 will cost you RM 20,000 (4% RM 500,000), so the total stamp duty will be paid to RM 44,000.