How can a foreigner acquire a land in Thailand?

Though Thai Property Laws prohibit a foreigner from owning land in Thailand, there are four alternatives for a foreigner acquire land, as follows.................. http://www.siam-legal.com/land/land_for ... ...........

golden gate wrote:Though Thai Property Laws prohibit a foreigner from owning land in Thailand, there are four alternatives for a foreigner acquire land, as follows.................. http://www.siam-legal.com/land/land_for ... ...........

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Dear Golden Gate:

Foreigners are prohibited from owning land in Thailand.

There are some alternatives including obtaining a long-term lease agreement, a life estate (called a usufruct here), investing 40 million Baht, or owning it under a Thai limited company. Which alternative is best for you depends upon how you intend to use the land and what your objectives are. For most people, a lease agreement or life estate is a good option.

Hope this helps.

Can you recommend any lawyers in Udon who can draw up a lease agreement?

Can you recommend any lawyers in Udon who can draw up a lease agreement?

Do you speak some thai? There is a lawyers office on Prajack Rd. pass the intersection of Robinson then turn where A.I.A. is. You will see the office accross from Boy Boy Bar or behide Silver Reef B&B. Good Luck.

FBI real estate company (link on this website) will probrably be able to sort you out. Tell the owner (in English) what you want and he will know a 'man who can' !

Thanks guys

Sunbelt Northeast can also take care of lease agreements and life estates. Our office is in Udon Thani near the Napoloi Hotel. We are a part of Sunbelt Asia Group with offices in Bangkok, Pattaya, Samui, and Chiang Mai.