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How much is the house price in Thailand per square meter? How much is the house price in Thailand equivalent to RMB?

The house price in Thailand is about111817.5 baht, equivalent to about 25,000 yuan.

The average house price in Thailand is about 25,000 RMB per square meter, which is equivalent to that in third-tier cities in China. Tourism is the main industry to promote the development of Thailand. In recent years, more and more people travel to Thailand. Driven by the industry, housing prices in Thailand are also rising, and housing prices in Bangkok are still relatively high.

If you want to buy a house in Thailand, you must know whether to buy an apartment or a villa. If you work in Thailand, it is recommended to buy an apartment with fine decoration and permanent property rights, and the house price is relatively moderate. If you want to buy a villa, it is best to buy it by a registered company. The approval time is about a week, and you can get the land ownership.

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Five risks of buying a house in Thailand:

Although buying a house in Thailand is getting hotter and hotter, most China buyers should relax. Ling Shuo, a former Xinhua News Agency correspondent in Bangkok, introduced the five major risks of investing in buying a house in Thailand:

1, property management risk (in Thailand, the property management company is responsible for the later housing management, and once the property management company has problems, the apartment is likely to be "unfinished")

2. Housing tax risk (generally, the annual property management fee for a new apartment can be as high as 40,000-50,000 yuan)

3. Risk of house maintenance (due to climatic reasons, the renovation can last for 10 years in China, and only three years in Thailand).

4, rental risk (many apartments are not easy to rent out)

5. Policy risk (rapid change of government in Thailand and poor continuity of corresponding policies).

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