Rental Tax: Frequently Asked Questions
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Not legally, unless the condominium has a valid hotel licence or falls under a limited exemption in the Thai Hotel Act.
Most condominiums are registered for residential use only and therefore cannot offer stays of fewer than 30 days. Owners who wish to rent short-term should verify whether their building has hotel approval or seek longer-term guests to remain compliant.