Sinking Fund When Buying Property in Thailand

The sinking fund is a one time payment made by every owner of a unit in a condominium development. It is calculated based upon the square metres of each individual unit.

The fund is used to cover the cost of major repairs and upgrades a condominium building and common areas.

In Phuket this fund fee in condominium developments ranges between 500 and 1,500 baht per square meter.

As an example of a 60 square meter condo unit in a development in Patong with a sinking fee of 500 Baht per square meter, the one time fund payment would be calculated as follows: 60 square meters x 500 THB per square meter = 30,000 THB.

Along with the common area fee, the sinking fund is an extra payment that is necessary when purchasing a condominium.

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