NITARYAOwnership Journey · Thailand

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The day the deed carries your name.

Every step to owning a home in Thailand as a foreigner. Every document, who gives it to you in writing, every office with its address, phone, email and hours, and what it costs. In the order it actually happens.

Every document and who issues itOffices you can call, email or mapFees and taxes from the Land DepartmentChecked 6 October 2026

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Where are you buying?

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Which city?

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What kind of home?

This decides what you can legally own.

Choose a city and a type of home above to see your steps.

Who does the work?

Who does the work?

    What it costs to transfer

    ItemRateWho usually pays
    Choose your city and the type of property above to see the costs.

    This guide describes the usual route for a foreign individual buying with funds from abroad. It is not legal, tax or immigration advice; requirements change, and every office can ask for more. Reconfirm each step for the person, the property and the transaction date. Official source means checked on the government's own page or law; Confirm before you go means checked only on a secondary source, an archived copy or our own reading of the law, so confirm it before you rely on it; Practice, not law means no law names the document, but offices and buildings use it. Tap any local-language term to see how to say it; your device reads it aloud if it has that language's voice.

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