Two main types of property are available to foreigners: freehold (full ownership) and leasehold (long-term lease). In condominiums, you can buy fully owned apartments. A leasehold is a lease for up to 30 years with the possibility of renewal. An extension of the lease term to 99 years is also currently being discussed, which makes this option even more attractive due to its affordable cost and possible tax benefits. Direct ownership of land for foreigners is prohibited, but it is possible to register a plot for a company if Thai citizens own a controlling stake.

Yes, in some projects it is possible to apply for a mortgage at a rate of 5 to 7% for a period of 5 to 15 years. In addition, many developers offer very favorable installment terms, often interest-free, for the construction period. Conditions may vary depending on the project, but developers strive to make the purchase as convenient as possible for customers.

The most convenient way is to sign an agreement with an experienced management company that will fully take care of all rental issues. Modern residential complexes often employ prestigious management companies such as Radisson and Wyndham. They provide quality service and help you maximize your rental income.