Educational Information Only
The content on this page is for general educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Every legal situation is unique. For matters involving investigation, arrest, litigation, or formal proceedings, consult a qualified legal professional.
Property & Land Law
Land ownership restrictions, transfers, leases, and foreign ownership rules.
Overview
Thai property law restricts foreign ownership of land while allowing ownership of buildings and condominiums under certain conditions. The Land Code governs land registration, transfers, and ownership rights.
Key Legislation
Topics Covered
Procedures
For Foreigners
Special Considerations for Foreign Nationals
Foreign nationals face unique considerations in Thai property & land law matters, including language barriers, immigration implications, and procedural differences. Understanding these distinctions is essential for protecting your rights.
Read foreigners guideFrequently Asked Questions
Can foreigners own land in Thailand?
Generally no. Foreigners cannot own land except in very limited circumstances (BOI investment of 40M+ THB).
What is the 49% foreign quota for condominiums?
Foreign nationals can own up to 49% of the total unit space in any registered condominium building.
Can foreigners own land in Thailand?
Foreigners generally cannot own land in Thailand, but can own condominium units up to 49% of total building space and use other legal structures.
When Legal Representation Matters
If you are facing a property & land law matter that involves investigation, arrest, litigation, or formal proceedings, professional legal representation becomes essential.
Anglo Siam Legal provides experienced legal services across Thailand for both Thai nationals and foreigners.
feedback.wasThisHelpful