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How to Buy Property in Thailand as a Foreigner

Buying property in Thailand is straightforward once you understand the rules. Foreigners can legally own condominiums in full freehold without forming a company.

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Step 1: Reserve the Property

Sign a Reservation Agreement and pay a deposit (usually ΰΈΏ50,000–200,000). The deposit is refundable if the seller defaults, but forfeited if you withdraw.

Step 2: Legal Due Diligence

A Thai lawyer checks: Chanote title, encumbrances, foreign ownership quota status, developer credentials. Cost: ΰΈΏ15,000–50,000.

Step 3: Transfer Money from Abroad

Funds must arrive in Thailand in foreign currency with the purpose stated as "purchase of condominium." The bank issues a Foreign Exchange Transaction Form (FET) β€” critical for future repatriation.

FAQ

❓ Do I need a visa to buy property in Thailand?
No. You can purchase property on any visa, including tourist. Only your passport is required for the transaction.
❓ What taxes does the buyer pay?
Transfer Fee is 2% of the assessed value, usually split 50/50 between buyer and seller β€” so buyer pays ~1% plus minor notarial fees.

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