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Condo Common Fees — What They Are, How They're Set, and What Happens If You Don't Pay
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Condo Common Fees — What They Are, How They're Set, and What Happens If You Don't Pay

MyProperty Team June 13, 2026 6 min read 0 views

Key Takeaways

  • • Common fees are charged per sqm of your unit, per month
  • • Arrears accrue penalties and can block amenity access or a debt-free certificate
  • • The sinking fund is a one-time payment at transfer for major repairs

Many buyers focus on unit price and installments but forget the ongoing common fee — the money that runs the lifts, lights, security and pool. Understanding it completes your financial plan.

Common fees keep the whole building's facilities running
Common fees keep the whole building's facilities running

How it is set

Charged per sqm per month — typically THB 35–70 depending on facilities. A 35 sqm unit at 50 baht pays ~1,750/month, which the juristic person spends on day-to-day upkeep.

Fund vs fee

ItemWhenFor
Common feeMonthly/yearlyDaily upkeep
Sinking fundOnce at transferMajor repairs

If you fall behind

Arrears bring penalties, suspended amenity access, and — crucially — you need a debt-free certificate to sell. Paying on time always wins.

References

  • Condominium Act B.E. 2522 (as amended)

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