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Purchasing property in Thailand as a non-Thai requires adherence to specific legal options. Below are the three primary methods available:
Non-Thai nationals can establish a company to acquire property under the company’s name. This process involves engaging a solicitor to set up and register the company. The cost for this service is in the range of $800 to $1,600, depending on the law firm.
There are reputable law firms in Hua Hin and Bangkok that can assist with this process. If required, we can provide recommendations so you can obtain competitive quotations and we do not accept any referral fees.
This is the most commonly used option by more than 90% of non-Thai buyers. Under this arrangement:
During the lease period, the lease is will-able and the lessee can sell or transfer the lease rights, including to family members.
For non-Thais married to a Thai national, purchasing property in the Thai spouse’s name is a common approach. In this case:
The usufruct provides robust legal protection, as it is noted on the title deed and grants the following rights:
The usufruct is registered when the land transfer is completed, ensuring the non-Thai’s rights are upheld.
The process starts with an initial consultation to discuss your needs and preferences. We will then show you the project and the available plots that meet your criteria and guide you through the purchase process, including financing and closing.
Yes, we offer comprehensive property management services to ensure that your investment property is well-maintained and profitable.
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