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International Buyer Guide
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PURPOSE
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Primary Residence
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A Retirement Haven for the Future
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A Reliable Source of Rental Income
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A Smart Capital Appreciation Investment
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Ideal Secondary or Holiday Home
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PURCHASING & RESERVATION
To secure a unit booking, a reservation fee and down payment deposit are required, along with a copy of the buyer's national passport.
Non-resident foreigners buying a condominium in Thailand must present a Source of Funds Declaration at the District Land Office. For amounts over USD 50,000, a Foreign Exchange Transaction Form (FET) will be issued; smaller amounts receive a Credit Note. It is recommended to consult a lawyer during the purchase.
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FREEHOLD & LEASEHOLD
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Freehold
Foreign buyers can purchase up to 49% of the total floor area in a condominium building on a freehold basis.
Freehold condominiums are the top choice for foreign buyers in Thailand, offering full ownership of the unit and shared ownership of common areas.
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Leasehold
Foreigners can lease land for up to 30 years, allowing ownership of buildings on it, with renewal options available. They can also purchase land and houses by setting up a registered company in Thailand.
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ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS
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Transfer Fee
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Lease Registration Fee
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Specific Business Tax (SBT)
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Withholding Tax
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New Land and Building Tax Act in Thailand