Proper Way To Own Property in Thailand When planning to own property in Thailand, doing some research is a must before going through with your purchase. In many cases, foreigners may think that the process is straightforward but there are many factors to take into account before taking the plunge….
Many foreigners end up extending their stay in the tropical haven that is Thailand. After spending a few months in cramped hotel rooms, a more desirable dwelling place is most often desired. However, since foreigners are not allowed to own immovable properties in the Kingdom, taking on lease of houses,…
A Ta.Bian.Baan or Tabien Bahn or “house book” is an administrative document that gives the address of the house and states the persons who live in it. A Tabien Bahn could, but does not need to, state the name of the owner. There are 2 types of Ta Bian Baan:…
The Escrow Act B.E. 2551 (“Escrow Act”) came into effect on May 20, 2008. The Escrow Act applies to any reciprocal contract; although, it is not mandatory to use the services of an escrow provider. Prior to the Escrow Act, there were no specific escrow regulations in Thailand. Rather, the…
Land ownership in Thailand is a right exclusive only to Thai nationals. This notwithstanding, foreigners desiring to acquire some lands are not left without options. There are a number of legally sanctioned ways to acquire interest over lands in the Kingdom. However, most foreign nationals are only aware of company…
