Legal consultation — Thailand
In Thailand there are restrictions on foreign land ownership, so the deal structure matters as much as the property. We bring in a lawyer who reviews the permissible options for your situation.
This service in all destinationsWhat we solve
- Reviewing a rental contract or a deal
- Migration and family matters
- Translation and notarization of documents
How it goes
- 01
Define the question
What exactly needs to be resolved.
- 02
Bring in a lawyer
A specialist for your matter.
- 03
Consultation and support
No promises of outcome — only facts and options.
Legal advice is given by a specialist lawyer; Grand Life Concierge coordinates and supports.
FAQ
Can a foreigner own land?+
There are restrictions; other permissible structures are often used. A lawyer will review the options for your situation.
Can a foreigner own a condominium unit?+
In condominiums foreigners may own up to 49% of the floor area, subject to conditions on transferring funds from abroad. A lawyer checks whether foreign quota is available in the specific building.
What is checked in the property documents?+
A lawyer reviews the title type (for example, Chanote) and the ownership history at the Land Office, and a long-term lease is registered officially. This reduces the risk of a disputed purchase.