Buy a condo or villa
in Phuket, Thailand

Yes. A condominium unit is owned freehold within the 49% foreign quota of each building. A villa and its land are held on a 30-year renewable lease (up to 90 years) or through a Thai company. Every project in this catalogue is sold directly by the developer with verified documents: Chanote title, building permit and EIA.

Yes, on exactly the same terms as any other foreigner: freehold condos within the 49% quota, no residency or Thai partner required. Keep the bank’s FET form from your transfer — it is needed for registration and useful for your own tax reporting.

Shortlist, reservation (฿100–300K), document checks, the developer’s contract, an international transfer in foreign currency, stage payments and registration at the Land Office — typically 4–8 weeks for a condo, all doable remotely by power of attorney.

For a new-build condo — yes: the developer handles registration, the contract is bilingual and payment is a standard international transfer. Villas take longer because of the land lease or company structure, which we set up for you.

Freehold is full, perpetual ownership, available for condos within the 49% foreign quota. Leasehold is a 30-year lease with renewal rights (up to 90 years in total), used for villas and land. The catalogue has projects with both.

On average 5–8% a year in foreign currency, and up to 14% on premium villas under hotel management. Yield depends on location, unit type and occupancy; with turnkey management occupancy reaches 90%.

One-off: the transfer fee (usually 2%, often split with the developer), a sinking-fund contribution and a utilities deposit. The exact estimate depends on the project — we send it with the price list.

Yes. The transaction can be done by power of attorney: reservation, contract and payment to the developer are handled online, with English-speaking support. Many buyers complete without ever flying in.

Reservation is a fixed deposit, then usually 20–30% on signing and an interest-free developer plan until completion. Terms differ across the 10 projects — we compare them to your budget.

Not by itself — Thailand has no “golden visa” like the UAE. But property counts towards long-stay routes: an investment from $250,000 towards the 10-year LTR visa, and a unit above ฿10M supports a yearly renewable investment visa. For ฿4–8M budgets buyers usually use Thailand Privilege or the DTV.

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