Buying a condo in Thailand as a foreigner: freehold, quota and payment
Foreigners can own Thai condos freehold in their own name. The 49% quota check, the FET payment rule, the fees, and the steps to transfer.
Step-by-step transactions, due diligence, fees, financing.
Foreigners can own Thai condos freehold in their own name. The 49% quota check, the FET payment rule, the fees, and the steps to transfer.
Every step of buying property in Thailand as a foreigner — due diligence, contracts, deposits, Land Office transfer, post-purchase admin.
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Thai banks will do this. Most developers will not, unless you write it into the contract before the first transfer.
Transfer day at the Land Office takes a morning. The fee is 2% of the appraised value. Bring the FET, cashier's cheques, and a power of attorney if you will not attend.
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Yes — a foreigner can own a condo in Thailand freehold, in their own name, as long as the building still has room in its 49% foreign-ownership quota and the purchase funds arrive from abroad in foreign currency (the FET form).
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