Tag: Owning Property

How non-resident sellers of Japanese property replace the seal certificate with a notarized affidavit and appoint a tax agent in Japan.

What a Malaysia property-holding company (SPV) must file each year: Annual Return, Form C, CP204, MITRS, and the new audit exemption thresholds.

Title deed, debt-free letter, foreign quota certificate, FET record and more: the documents a foreign owner should gather before listing a Thai condo.

Sell a Thai condo to a Thai or a foreign buyer? Compare the 49% foreign quota, the buyer's FET, transfer fees and what each choice means for price.

Selling a Thai condo while living abroad: the Or Chor 21 power of attorney, consular certification (no apostille) and translation, with two worked examples.

Foreign owners can sell a Thai condo. See who can buy, the steps to transfer, the taxes and fees, and how to send the proceeds out of Thailand.

Owning property in Malaysia does not grant residency. What foreign owners without a long-term pass need to confirm before entry and property visits.

Listing on Airbnb does not mean a Malaysian unit is approved for short-term rental. Here are the land use, strata by-law and local council checks owners need.

How overseas owners manage a Malaysia rental: handover terms, net-rent accounting, repair authority, and LHDN non-resident tax rules explained.

Who pays for repairs in a rented Malaysian condo: wear versus negligence, the shared-pipe test for leaks, and the Form 28 inspection process.