Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, with certain restrictions. Foreigners can purchase condominiums in their own name (Freehold), provided the foreign share in the building does not exceed 49%. Villas and houses are typically purchased through a leasehold model (30-year lease with renewal option). We help you understand which structure suits your situation.

Freehold means full ownership of the property. In Thailand, this is generally only possible for foreigners with condominiums, provided the foreign ownership quota is not exceeded.

In addition to the purchase price, budget for: transfer fee (approx. 2%), stamp duty (0.5%), possible withholding tax, and legal fees. Exact terms depend on the project and contract type.

The process usually begins with a reservation (deposit). After legal review of the contract, signing and step-by-step payment follow. The final ownership transfer is registered at the Land Office.

That depends on your goals. For investors, locations like Cherng Talay (incl. Bang Tao, Layan), Kamala, and Cape Yamu are popular. For owner-occupiers, proximity to the beach, infrastructure, and lifestyle matter more.

Phuket offers stable demand driven by tourism, limited coastal land, and growing infrastructure. Rental yields in the villa and condo segments are attractive, but a realistic assessment is essential.

The market is active, with strong demand in the villa segment and growing supply of new developments. Prices vary significantly by location, build quality, and project phase.

We offer independent initial guidance for NRI buyers. This includes goal clarification, a structured market overview, project evaluation, and personal on-site assistance upon request.

Neither. We are an independent advisory service. We do not sell property, we help you understand the market and make the right decision.

The initial Zoom consultation (approx. 30 min.) is free and without obligation. Our compensation comes through partner projects.

Via Zoom (approx. 30 min.): We discuss your goals, budget, and search criteria. You then receive a structured orientation, objective and without sales pressure.

That depends on your individual situation (residency, double taxation agreements, type of use). We recommend consulting a tax advisor.

In principle, yes, many steps can be handled remotely. For certain procedures (e.g. viewings, contract signing), a visit on site is recommended.

Usually in Thai Baht (THB). For freehold purchases, proof is required that funds were transferred from abroad (Foreign Exchange Transaction Form). We recommend clarifying the details early with a local lawyer.