Property Ownership Structures in Thailand: Options for Foreigners
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Property Ownership Structures in Thailand: Options for Foreigners
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Welcome to this episode where we explore the different property ownership structures available to foreigners in Thailand. While foreigners cannot legally own land outright, there are several secure options to consider. One of the most common is purchasing a condominium under freehold title as long as the foreign quota does not exceed 49 percent of the total sellable area. Another option is entering into a long term leasehold agreement, usually 30 years with possible extensions, which allows foreigners to lease land and own the building constructed on it. Some choose to establish a Thai limited company with majority Thai ownership, though this must be genuine and legally compliant. In addition, legal rights such as usufruct, superficies, or habitation can be registered to grant use or ownership of a building without owning the land itself. Each approach has its benefits and challenges, making legal guidance essential before proceeding with any investment.
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