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Acquisition & ownership

Property in Thailand, owned properly.

From a freehold condominium to a whole beachfront hotel, what matters is not finding property, it is owning it correctly. Our private data room carries the diligence; this is the thinking behind it.

What we're asked most.

Every situation is different. These briefings are where the conversation starts, not where it ends.

Structure review

Is your property held in a way that still works?

Arrangements that were ordinary for twenty years are now examined with new tools, and an amendment filing can open a file on a structure that has sat quietly for a decade. Owners who look while nothing is happening keep the widest set of lawful options.

Read in full.

Our long-form guides, written the way we advise.

What foreigners can and cannot own in ThailandEssentialUpdated 13 August 2026
Buying a condominium in Thailand: the complete processEssentialUpdated 13 August 2026
Thailand property due diligence: the checklistEssentialUpdated 14 August 2026
Nominee structures, and why the ground has moved.EssentialUpdated 14 August 2026
The lawful ways a foreigner can hold Thai property.EssentialUpdated 14 August 2026
How these situations actually begin.EssentialUpdated 14 August 2026
Chanote and Thai title deeds, explainedUpdated 14 August 2026
Leasehold vs freehold in Thailand: the honest comparisonUpdated 14 August 2026
Buying off-plan in Thailand: risks and protectionsUpdated 14 August 2026
Annual property taxes in ThailandUpdated 14 August 2026
Selling property in Thailand as a foreignerUpdated 14 August 2026
Repatriating property sale proceeds from ThailandUpdated 14 August 2026
Inheriting and passing on Thai property as a foreignerUpdated 14 August 2026
Buying a villa in Phuket: structures that workUpdated 14 August 2026
Bangkok's luxury condo districts, comparedUpdated 14 August 2026
Beachfront property rules in ThailandUpdated 14 August 2026
Thai property rental yields: the honest numbersUpdated 14 August 2026
Buying and running a hotel in Thailand: licences and structureUpdated 14 August 2026
Usufruct and superficies in Thailand, explainedUpdated 14 August 2026
Powers of attorney in Thai property dealsUpdated 14 August 2026
Escrow and payment safety in Thai propertyUpdated 14 August 2026
Renovating in Thailand: permits and practicalitiesUpdated 14 August 2026
Condo juristic persons and fees, explainedUpdated 14 August 2026
Property through a Thai spouse: what the law actually saysUpdated 14 August 2026
Mortgages and financing for foreigners in ThailandUpdated 14 August 2026
Property scams in Thailand: the warning signsUpdated 14 August 2026
Renting at the top of the market: Bangkok and PhuketUpdated 14 August 2026
Owning from abroad: property management for absentee ownersUpdated 14 August 2026
What the current enforcement climate means if you already own.Updated 14 August 2026
How to review a Thai property portfolio properly.Updated 14 August 2026
Signs that a structure will not withstand examination.Updated 14 August 2026
The lawful ways out, compared honestly.Updated 14 August 2026
When to stop and take advice before signing.Updated 14 August 2026
Buying from a seller whose structure may not hold.Updated 14 August 2026
Inherited structures, and what families discover too late.Updated 14 August 2026
The documents to assemble before a structure review.Updated 14 August 2026
The sale that collapsed in diligence.Updated 14 August 2026
When the relationship changes.Updated 14 August 2026
The principal is overseas and cannot sign.Updated 14 August 2026
What the family finds during probate.Updated 14 August 2026
The bank as an unintentional auditor.Updated 14 August 2026
Triage for advisers and family offices.Updated 14 August 2026
Questions to put to your Thai lawyer.Updated 14 August 2026
What a review and a restructuring actually take.Updated 14 August 2026
Selling out of a fragile structure properly.Updated 14 August 2026

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