One of the legal headaches limiting access of foreign buyers to the Thai real estate market is that Thai laws currently limit foreign buyer freehold purchases of condominium units to percent of the total area (reserved for private ownership) of a condominium building at any one time.

While this limitation is rarely [...]

The first thing to understand is that the term “condominium” does not describes what a property “look like” but actually serve to defines the “physical rights” attached to said property. The second thing to understand is that while Thailand only knows for the time being the concept of vertical condominium (a [...]

Filing Corporate Income Tax for your villa
As a Thai company, if your fiscal year (accounting period) is based on the calendar year, you have to file corporate income tax within 150 days after year end no matter whether you have any income or expenses in your business during the year or [...]

May a foreign citizen open a bank account in Thailand?
The answer is of course yes, or more accurately yes, but…
As a matter of fact the issue of the opening of a bank account by a foreign non-resident is one of the most confusing issues for foreigners in Thailand because there is a [...]

TRANSLATION of Thailand Condominium Act, including recent 2008 amendment. This translation is for INFORMATION purposes ONLY. This is a reasonably accurate translation, but the original Thai Condominium Act may have different wording or meaning. Consult a Thai condominium lawyer or obtain the legal services of a law firm [...]

Background
When purchasing property in Thailand. In order to transfer money used to purchase property or land back out of the country at a later date you will need proof from the bank that the monies were used for this purpose and you will need to get a Tor Tor 3 form or [...]

When buying property in Thailand we highly recommend you use a reputable lawyer, do not under any circumstances try to go it alone as there are so many pitfalls, especially with the spoken and written Thai language interpretations. Foreigners may not own land in Thailand so legal mechanisms are used to overcome this situation and [...]

Transfer Tax and fees when transferring real estate in Thailand from 1st June 2010
For the sale of: 1) a house; 2) land up to one rai (1,600m2) including a house; 3) raw land subdivided under a land allocation license (the license a developer gets to subdivide a larger tract); 4) land including [...]

EASY BUY TERMS
The Easy Buy Terms is a deferred payment arrangement for buying Thailand property.

Related Pages

Easy Buy Properties – a complete listing of our properties that offer Easy Buy Terms
Seller Financed Properties – a complete listing of our properties that offer seller financing
Buyers – More info for buyers

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Phuket and Thailand are one of the last havens in the world where you can invest in property safely and receive a handsome return on capital.
There are currently over 200 new developments being constructed on the island (May 2010) and many more to come as the property market here is still in its infancy. [...]