Welcome to this episode where we explore the different types of land title deeds in Phuket and what they mean for buyers. The most secure is the Chanote or Nor Sor 4 Jor, which provides full ownership with precise GPS surveyed boundaries and allows you to sell, lease, mortgage, or develop the land freely. Nor Sor 3 Gor is also recognized and has surveyed boundaries though less precise, and it can often be upgraded to Chanote. Nor Sor 3 offers land use rights but with vague boundary markers, making disputes more likely and requiring a public notice period for transfers. Sor Kor 1, on the other hand, simply acknowledges land occupation and is not suitable for investment as it cannot be legally transferred. For safe property investments in Phuket, buyers should focus on Chanote or at least Nor Sor 3 Gor titles, always supported by proper legal checks and advice.

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Welcome to this episode where we share a quick legal checklist for foreign buyers in Thailand. Always confirm the property has a valid chanote title deed, check for mortgages or disputes, and verify the seller’s ownership rights. Ensure land zoning and building permits are in order, and register any leasehold, usufruct, or superficies rights at the Land Office. Transfer funds properly from abroad, budget for taxes and fees, and hire a qualified lawyer to review all documents. With proper due diligence, foreigners can safely invest through condos, leaseholds, company setups, or registered property rights.

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Welcome to this episode where we guide foreign buyers through Thai property laws. While foreigners cannot own land directly, options like buying a condominium within the foreign quota, entering into long term lease agreements, or registering rights such as usufruct and superficies provide legal alternatives. Some also use Thai companies with majority Thai ownership, though this requires careful compliance. Proper due diligence, clear documentation of funds, and awareness of taxes and fees are essential for a safe investment in Thailand.

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