Condominiums in Thailand are regulated by the Condominium Acts of Thailand and are registered with the Thailand Land Department. Ownership of a condominium unit is, officially transferred through proper registration at the Land Office. There are taxes and fees payable upon registration, including transfer fee, income tax / withholding tax, stamp duty or specific business...Read More
Owning a property, a parcel of land, a condominium unit or a residential house requires a complex web of registration with the Land Office, which can be part of the legal services Phuket law firms offer. All ownerships will be legally transferred by a written registration at the local Land Office. Along with such registration...Read More
Thailand’s Land Laws are quite specific – foreign nationals are not allowed to own freehold land in Phuket, Thailand or any part of Thailand, for that matter. Not even if the foreigner is married to a Thai spouse, the provision for which is that the property will be in the name of the Thai spouse,...Read More