Foreign freehold condominium ownership may be available when the building is legally registered as a condominium, the foreign ownership quota is available and the buyer satisfies the required evidence and registration conditions. The headline “foreign freehold” is not enough. Confirm the unit title, current quota certificate, juristic-person records, debt-free documentation, source-of-funds evidence, contract and Land Office process through an independent lawyer.
Never let a sales label replace the registered documents. Ownership, occupation, control, rental and inheritance are separate questions. The correct structure depends on the buyer, property and current Thai law, and should be confirmed in writing by an independent Thai lawyer.
This is general guide information only; obtain current independent Thai legal, tax, financial or technical advice for the specific transaction.
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