Indirect options like registered leases, usufructs or other rights that separate building ownership from land ownership exist, but their security depends on duration, transfer rules, and how clearly they’re documented and registered. Ask your Thai lawyer to prepare a plain-language ownership diagram showing land, building, condo unit or registered rights, with duration, transfer and succession details. Check current Land Office rules and bank requirements before money moves, and ensure the rights are legally sound and enforceable. Bear in mind that even well-documented arrangements carry ongoing regulatory risk and will require independent legal advice. The strongest long-term security tends to come from rights that are clearly transferable, have durable duration and explicit succession provisions, but they are not the same as freehold ownership. Use these as alternatives only after weighing legal, tax and practical implications with a qualified lawyer.
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