Thailand 💰 THB Last updated2026-05-28

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Quick answer (Thailand)

A ฿4,500,000 home loan at 5.75% over a 30-year term works out to a monthly payment of about ฿26,261, with total interest of ฿4,953,880 over the full term.

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THB

Home Value

฿

LTV 80% · No PMI ✓

Loan Amount

฿

Interest Rate

Term

Total Monthly

฿33,761

PITI

Principal + Interest

฿26,261

52% goes to interest

Total Interest

฿4,953,880

over 30 years

Monthly Breakdown

Principal & Interest฿26,261

Property Tax (1.1%/yr)฿5,156

Homeowner's Insurance (0.5%/yr)฿2,344

Total Monthly฿33,761

Principal vs Interest Split

48% principal

52% interest

✨ Live recalculation·Includes P&I, property tax, insurance. Estimates only. Consult a licensed lender for exact rates.

Local context

Sin chuea baans in Thailand

Typical loan

฿4,500,000

in Thailand

Typical rate

5.75% p.a.

prime borrower, 2026

Typical term

30 years

most common

Market overview

Thailand's home loan market is dominated by Bangkok Bank (BBL), SCB, Kasikornbank (KBank), Krungthai Bank (KTB), TMB Thanachart, and the state-backed Government Housing Bank (GH Bank). Most loans use a 1-3 year fixed teaser rate (typically MLR-X% where MLR is each bank's Minimum Loan Rate) blending into MLR + spread thereafter. Bank of Thailand held its policy rate at 2.25% through 2025, supporting low headline rates by ASEAN standards.

Why 5.75% is the typical rate

5.75% reflects a typical 3-year fixed teaser rate for a salaried Thai borrower at 80% LTV in early 2026. After the fixed period, rate resets to MLR + 0.5-1% (current MLR ~6-7%). GH Bank rates are 30-60 bps lower for first-time buyer programs.

Tax & regulatory notes

Mortgage interest is deductible up to THB 100,000/year from personal income tax for owner-occupied homes (lifetime cap). Property transfer fee is 2% of appraised value (often split between buyer and seller). Specific Business Tax (SBT) of 3.3% applies if sold within 5 years of acquisition; stamp duty of 0.5% applies otherwise. Mortgage registration fee is 1% of loan amount (capped at THB 200,000).

🧮 Worked example

A ฿4,500,000 home loan at 5.75% over a 30-year term

Loan amount

฿4,500,000

Annual interest rate

5.75%

Term

30 years (360 months)

Monthly payment

฿26,261

Total interest paid

฿4,953,880

Total paid (principal + interest)

฿9,453,880

❓ FAQ (Thailand)

Common questions in Thailand.

Can foreigners get a Thai mortgage?

Mostly no. Thai banks rarely lend to foreign nationals for property purchases. Exceptions: foreigners with Thai spouse (loan in Thai spouse's name with foreign spouse as supplemental income), foreigners with Long-Term Resident (LTR) visa applying through MBK Guarantee or specific BBL programs, and condominium purchases by foreigners with established Thai bank account history. Foreign land ownership is constitutionally prohibited; foreigners can own condos up to 49% of building floor area.

Thai mortgage interest tax deduction: How much can I claim?

Up to THB 100,000 in mortgage interest paid per tax year, applied as a deduction against personal income tax. This is a lifetime cap per individual, not annual. For a typical THB 4.5M mortgage at 5.75%, annual interest is around THB 258,000, meaning the THB 100,000 cap is exhausted in roughly Year 4 of the loan. Married couples can each claim THB 100,000 separately if both names are on the title and loan.

GH Bank vs commercial banks: Which is cheaper?

GH Bank (Government Housing Bank) is typically 30-60 bps cheaper than BBL/SCB/KBank for first-time buyers earning under specific income thresholds (THB 50,000/month for the most subsidized tier). Standard GH Bank rates 5.25-6.25% vs commercial 5.75-7%. Trade-off: GH Bank loan approval can take 45-60 days vs 25-30 days at commercial banks. For mid-to-high-income buyers above GH Bank thresholds, commercial banks offer better service and faster processing.

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