Russian-speaking buyers should insist that the controlling Thai documents are explained accurately and that any English or Russian translation is treated as an aid, not a substitute for the executed legal text. Use an independent Thai lawyer who can arrange competent translation and explain conflicts between versions. Keep written advice on ownership, quota, funds, tax, rental and exit. A Russian-speaking salesperson or agent may improve communication, but should not be the buyer’s only legal interpreter.
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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