All LumiThai guides carrying the “For living” tag.
A practical checklist of developer receipts, bank confirmations and payment records to retain from reservation through every instalment and…
Buying property in Thailand often involves an international bank transfer. This guide explains where to send the funds, which currency to us…
An FET is bank evidence of funds transferred into Thailand from overseas for a condominium purchase. This guide explains how to send the mon…
A swimming pool, fitness centre and impressive lobby look attractive in a project brochure. This guide explains which condo facilities impro…
A townhouse sits between a condo and a detached villa, offering a private entrance, multiple floors, parking and a small outdoor area. This…
A practical comparison of gated community and standalone villas in Thailand: security, privacy, maintenance, ongoing costs, rental managemen…
Project size affects privacy, access to facilities, management quality, ownership costs and competition for tenants. This guide compares lar…
A new condo price in Thailand may cover finishing, a fitted kitchen, bathroom fixtures and selected equipment. Furniture packages, utility m…
Phuket should not be chosen only by a beautiful beach on the map. The west, south and north coasts of the island offer different lifestyles,…
Before buying property in Thailand for living, it is worth renting in the chosen area for 1–2 months. This helps you test roads, noise, neig…
Choosing where to live in Thailand long term depends on daily life: supermarkets, hospitals, traffic, noise, neighbours, transport, beach ac…
Buying property in Thailand with children starts with choosing the right school, area and daily route. This guide covers healthcare, safety,…
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