⚡️Thailand: Why Hotel Licence Matters for Investors?

In Thailand’s resort destinations (like Phuket and Samui), short-term rentals have always been one of the most lucrative strategies — yields are significantly higher than long-term lets and can reach 7–10% p.a.

But here’s the catch: without a hotel license, short-term rentals are not legally permitted.

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Still, many developers continue to sell projects without the license, promising rental income from short stays.
In reality, authorities monitor platforms like Booking and Airbnb, and violations can result in fines.

✅ The only way to avoid this risk is to invest in projects with a valid hotel license.

Why this matters:
• You cannot legally rent for less than 30 days without a license
• Banking on high returns without legal grounds is a risk

What’s next:
The government is stepping up enforcement, and the market is shifting to fully licensed rental operations.

How we work at Intermark:
▪️We verify every project for full legal compliance
▪️We only offer investors properties eligible for legal short-term rentals
▪️We assess real rental yield based on current market conditions

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