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Repairs in a Thai Rental: Who Fixes the Air-Con, Leaks and Power Cuts, and How to Report Them
Thai law: the landlord makes necessary repairs, the tenant handles upkeep and small fixes. How to report a defect with proof and stay safe in an emergency.
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Rental Deposits in Thailand: How Much, How Fast It Comes Back, What Can Be Deducted
Under Thailand's 2025 lease rules, advance rent plus deposit is capped at three months' rent, with 7- or 14-day refund deadlines. What tenants should do.
Saving Electricity in a Rented Room in Thailand: Air Conditioner, Fridge and Water Heater
Set the air conditioner to 26–27°C with a fan, clean its filter every month or two, keep hot showers under 15 minutes: official tips for renters in Thailand.
Make a Small Rental Room Look Bigger Without Drilling: Renter-Friendly Ideas for Thailand
Zoning, light colours, mirrors, vertical and under-bed storage, layered lighting and safe cables: ideas for a small rented room in Thailand, no drilling needed.
Move-In Day in a Thai Rental: What to Check, What to Photograph and How to Write the Condition Report
Check the room point by point, photograph and film it, record the meters and get a condition report signed by both sides before you move your things in.
Daily vs Monthly Rooms in Thailand: Which Suits You and What to Check Before Booking
Daily rooms suit short stays, monthly rentals suit longer ones. Check what the price includes, utilities, deposits, cancellation and the operator's licence.
Fake Landlord Scams in Thailand: Red Flags Before You Pay a Deposit, and Where to Report
Asked to pay before viewing, rushed, or given an account in another name? Stop. How to check a landlord in Thailand, and what to do fast if you already paid.
Dorms Near Universities in Bangkok: What to Check Besides Distance
Check the real commute, the walk home at night, building safety, house rules, the full monthly cost and lease terms, then search by university on RentKrub.