Utility Infrastructure Upgrades Planned for Southern Phuket
Authorities have confirmed water, drainage, and power infrastructure upgrades planned for southern Phuket to support residential and community growth.
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Long-Stay Visa Applications Increase in Early 2026
Long-stay visa applications have increased in early 2026, with Phuket remaining a key destination for retirees, remote workers, and relocating families.
International Schools Across Phuket Announce Expansion Plans for 2026
Several international schools in Phuket have announced campus expansions and new facilities planned for 2026, reflecting rising enrolment and family relocation.
Government Reviews Penalties for Illegal Short-Term Rentals
Thai authorities are reviewing penalties for illegal short-term rentals, with potential changes aimed at improving enforcement and protecting residential condominium communities.
Expanded International Flight Routes Set to Improve Access to Phuket in 2026
International airlines are adding new routes and frequencies to Phuket for 2026, strengthening air access and supporting long-stay travel and residential demand.
New Hospital Developments Set to Transform Healthcare Access in Phuket
Multiple new hospitals and facility upgrades are underway in Phuket, expanding advanced healthcare access for residents, expatriates, and long-stay visitors.
NACC’s Growing Presence Signals Stronger Anti-Corruption Oversight in Phuket
The National Anti-Corruption Commission is playing an increasingly visible role in Phuket as Thailand strengthens anti-corruption oversight in development and planning.
Major Marina Developments Planned for Phuket’s East Coast
New marina projects and expansions are underway across Phuket’s east coast, strengthening marine infrastructure and supporting waterfront residential demand.
Helicopter Services in Phuket and Luxury Access Across the Andaman Region
Helicopter services in Phuket now offer scenic flights, private transfers, and bespoke charters, supporting luxury travel and high-net-worth residency.
Thailand’s Property Market Slowdown Highlights Phuket’s Unique Strengths: But Challenges Remain
Thailand’s property market faced a significant slowdown through 2025, but Phuket continues to follow a different trajectory, shaped by foreign demand, limited supply, and long-term lifestyle appeal amid broader national challenges.
Thailand’s Property Market Slows: Why Phuket Is Not Following the Same Pattern
While Thailand’s property market shows signs of slowing, Phuket’s foreign-driven, cash-based market follows a very different pattern.
Thailand Still Considering 99-Year Leaseholds: What It Could Mean for Phuket Property
Thailand is still considering proposals to extend foreign leasehold terms to 99 years. While not law, the idea remains relevant for Phuket’s property market.