Buying process
How to Buy Property in Thailand as a Foreigner: Step by Step
Step-by-step buying flow: from shortlist and checks to transaction registration.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes—within the 49% foreign quota of a registered condominium.
A cap on the share of a condo’s saleable area that can be owned by foreigners as freehold.
Bank proof that purchase funds came from overseas—commonly required for foreign freehold registration.
Reservation -> 10-20% deposit at contract -> installments -> final payment at completion/handover.
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