Clear answers to the most common questions about buying, selling, and renting property in Thailand.
Yes. Foreigners can legally own condominiums and lease land or houses under a long-term leasehold. Ownership structures like Thai companies or BOI-approved projects can also be explored with legal guidance.
Absolutely. With the right legal support and due diligence, investing in Thai property—especially in high-demand areas like Phuket, Bangkok, or Koh Samui—is considered a secure and profitable option.
Typically 4–8 weeks, depending on due diligence, financing, and contract terms. We help streamline every step to make it stress-free for you.
Our luxury villas and condos come fully furnished, often with housekeeping, private pools, sea views, and concierge service options.
Yes. Minimum stay varies by property—ranging from 3 nights for vacation rentals to 6–12 months for long-term leases.
We list your property on major Thai and international portals, use professional photography, social media campaigns, and our high-net-worth client database.
Yes. We offer guidance on long-stay visas and partner with relocation experts for a smooth transition to your new home in Thailand.
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