Property Market in Thailand
The property market in Thailand has long attracted both domestic and international investors due to its strategic location, tourism-driven economy, expanding infrastructure, and relatively competitive real estate pricing compared to other regional hubs. From luxury condominiums in Bangkok to resort villas in Phuket and industrial estates in the Eastern Economic Corridor, Thailand’s real estate sector […]
Thailand Condominium
Thailand Condominium. Condos are the main route by which foreigners can hold Thai real estate in their own name. The headline is simple: a foreigner can own a condominium unit freehold — but only within strict statutory limits and practical steps that determine whether the unit is secure, financeable and usable. This guide explains the […]
Property Mortgages in Thailand
Property mortgages in Thailand operate under a civil law framework that provides lenders a real right of security over immovable property. However, unlike many Western systems, mortgages in Thailand are not market-driven commodities but legal instruments subject to strict procedural formalities, regulatory limitations, and foreign ownership restrictions. Understanding how property mortgages work in Thailand requires […]
Superficies in Thailand
Superficies in Thailand. In Thailand, land ownership by foreign nationals is restricted under the Land Code B.E. 2497 (1954). However, the Thai legal system provides for limited real rights over immovable property that can accommodate long-term use without conferring outright ownership. One such mechanism is the right of superficies. Codified under Sections 1410–1416 of the […]
Title Deeds in Thailand
Title Deeds in Thailand. In Thailand, title deeds are the definitive legal documents that establish rights to immovable property, especially land. They are issued and regulated by the Department of Lands under the Ministry of Interior and serve as the foundation of property law in the country. Understanding the types of title deeds, their associated […]