Living in Thailand
Buying a condominium or property
Foreign land ownership is heavily restricted and condominium purchases involve legal quotas and evidence.
At a glance
- Use independent Thai legal advice before committing.
- Check title, encumbrances, foreign-ownership quota, juristic person and building records.
- Keep source-of-funds and transfer evidence.
Practical checklist
- Verify every party and document independently.
- Separate ownership questions from immigration status.
Limits of this guide
- A visa does not guarantee ownership rights.
- ThaiYinda does not generate property leads or provide conveyancing advice.
Get qualified advice
For a decision affecting status, rights, health, tax or substantial money, use the responsible authority and an appropriately qualified independent professional.
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