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GPS Legal
Bangkok, ThailandLegal guides written by GPS Legal:
- Land Ownership in Thailand: Title Deeds
- Thailand’s SMART Visa program: What you should know
- Estate planning goes beyond wills

OLM Law Advocates LLP
Nairobi, KenyaFree Consultation: 15 mins

FRANK Legal & Tax
Phuket, Thailand
Mwale Law Advocates LLP.
Nairobi, Kenya
Davies & Associates, LLC
New York, United States
Vertex Inter Firm Company Limited
Bangkok, Thailand
Neneng Law Office
Douala, CameroonFree Consultation: 30 mins

Imperial Law Associates
Kathmandu, Nepal![[DDC] DONG DU INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING, TAXES & LEGAL CONSULTING GROUP HCMC VIETNAM, A MEMBER OF ONESMP SINGAPORE](https://lawzana.com/storage/firms/2690/16367064991661.jpg)
[DDC] DONG DU INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING, TAXES & LEGAL CONSULTING GROUP HCMC VIETNAM, A MEMBER OF ONESMP SINGAPORE
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- Can a foreigner purchase land in Thailand?
- Due to Thai property laws, a foreigner cannot directly purchase land in Thailand; however, there are other alternatives if you wish to pursue this option. The options include; using a company, as foreigners can own land in Thailand if it is the name of a Thai company; exploring investment options related to the Board of Investment Promotion (BOI); or placing the land in the name of your Thai spouse. It is advisable to contact a lawyer to navigate the various options.
- Can a foreigner buy a condo unit in Thailand?
- There is no limitation in terms of nationality, and as such, any foreigner legally admitted to entering the Kingdom can buy a condominium which is generally a freehold property. It should be noted that foreigner-owned condominium units should not exceed 49% of the total space of the condominium project. Other restrictions may be applicable.