Guides & Ownership
Explore clear, independent explanations of property ownership in Phuket, including foreign freehold, leasehold, due diligence, legal considerations, and compliance updates. These guides provide factual, editorial insights to help property buyers understand how ownership structures work across the island.
How Land Area Is Measured in Thailand: A Simple Guide for Buyers
Phuket News Property2025-12-06T17:45:26+07:00Thailand uses Rai, Ngan and Square Wah to measure land. This guide explains each unit, how they convert to square metres and what buyers should check before purchasing land.
Writing a Last Will and Testament in Thailand
Phuket News Property2025-12-06T17:58:16+07:00Foreign residents in Thailand often choose to prepare a locally recognised will to make probate easier for their families. This guide explains the process and key considerations.
Inheriting a Condo in Phuket, Thailand
Phuket News Property2025-12-06T18:04:06+07:00Foreign heirs can inherit a condominium in Thailand if the transfer complies with Thai probate requirements and foreign ownership rules. This guide explains the key steps.
Freehold Property Ownership in Phuket, Thailand Explained
Phuket News Property2025-12-06T18:25:45+07:00A clear and updated guide to what foreigners can and cannot own freehold in Thailand, covering condominiums, land, villas and current legal enforcement trends.
Developer Buy-Back Offers in Phuket: What Buyers Should Know in 2025
Phuket News Property2025-12-02T10:22:02+07:00Developer buy-back schemes occasionally appear in Phuket. This guide explains how they work, why caution is needed and what buyers should review.
Phuket’s Building Restrictions and Zoning Laws: What Buyers Should Know in 2025
Phuket News Property2025-12-03T01:17:25+07:00A 2025 overview of Phuket’s zoning laws, altitude limits, slope rules and coastal protections to help buyers understand development restrictions.
Why Every Property Buyer in Thailand Should Use a Qualified Lawyer
Phuket News Property2025-12-03T01:19:12+07:00Independent legal advice is essential when buying property in Thailand. A qualified lawyer protects buyers by checking title deeds, contracts, permits and legal compliance.
What Is a Tabien Baan and What Does It Really Mean in Thailand?
Phuket News Property2025-12-03T01:15:29+07:00The Tabien Baan or Thai house registration book records who lives at a specific property. It does not confirm ownership. Here is what buyers and residents should know.
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