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Thailand Property Law

Many people spending a large amount of time in Thailand become frustrated by the legal restrictions placed upon non-Thais with respect to Thai property. In Thailand it is illegal, except under certain exceptions, for a non-Thai to own property in the form of land. Land is one of the most sought after commodities in Thailand and the restrictions placed on foreign ownership is often a cause of disappointment for those wishing to live in Thailand on a permanent basis. Fortunately, there are some exceptions whereby a non-Thai may own or enjoy Thai property. Hopefully this page and the links provided herein will assist those seeking to purchase Thai property.

Property Law in the Kingdom of Thailand can be a very complicated field, but with proper guidance the murky legalities of the Thailand Civil and Commercial Code can be navigated with little stress. A Bangkok Lawyer can assist with drafting legal instruments like Thai leases , Thai usufructs , Thai Condominium agreements, and Thai Mortgages. Another crucial service a Lawyer in Thailand can provide is legal document translation, Thai title opinion, and making sure a Thai property deed (Chanote) is properly executed and recorded at the district land office in Thailand.

In Thailand, a familiarity with Thai government ministries, offices, and officials are just some of the advantages to be had by hiring an experienced team of Thai and foreign lawyers. Government in Thailand operates at a somewhat slower pace than in western countries, but by retaining experienced legal professionals who know the ins-and-outs of Thai law one can drastically reduce the time it takes to execute legal matters.

It is always helpful to engage the services of an attorney or lawyer who is well versed in the intricacies of Thai property law. Contact Integrity Legal for more information about Thai property and the legal ramifications of non-Thai ownership.

For further information please see: Thailand Real Estate