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What does it cost to buy a house in Thailand and what should you pay attention to when purchasing real estate?

By Editorial
Posted in emigrate, Expats and retirees, Buy a house, thai tips
Tags: Condo, Condominium, Buy a house, Rent out house, Mo Job, Townhouse

April 18, 2024

Foreigners interested in purchasing a home in Thailand will find that there are certain restrictions and conditions that apply. What are the real rules surrounding buying a house in Thailand? This seems like a simple question, but the answer is quite complex. Unlike the Netherlands, for example, as a foreigner in Thailand you cannot simply buy a house with land by simply approaching a real estate agent, putting down your money and signing a contract. In this article, let's take a closer look at what exactly is and is not possible.

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What does it cost to buy a house in Thailand and what should you pay attention to when purchasing real estate?