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Where to buy property in Thailand has no single right answer: every city runs on its own logic of price, yield and lifestyle, and the right choice always depends on the specific goal behind the purchase rather than on a general popularity ranking for the country as a whole. A beachfront condo on... Read more -
Property tax in Thailand is not a single payment but several: some are paid once at the time of sale, others every year the property remains in the buyer's name. A foreign buyer pays exactly the same rates as a Thai buyer — the law does not set a higher tariff for non-residents. Before working... Read more -
How to buy property in Thailand is not a question of a single contract, but of six sequential stages, from confirming a budget through to registering ownership at the Land Office. The Thailand property purchase process takes a few weeks to two or three months, and part of it can be handled... Read more -
Can foreigners own property in Thailand? Yes, but the law only recognises a handful of routes: Outright ownership of a flat in a condominium (freehold). A registered long-term lease (leasehold). Ownership through a Thai company. Usufruct and superficies — limited real rights to use land or... Read more -
Can foreigners buy property in Thailand? Yes, but not in every form and not for every type of asset. The law allows four routes: outright ownership of a flat in a condominium, a long-term registered lease, ownership through a Thai company, and two limited real rights over land or a building.... Read more
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