Thai law governing the ownership and management of condominium units, including foreign ownership limits.

A legal right granting use of part of another property for a specific purpose, such as access or utilities.

A legal right to own structures built on land owned by another person.

Official approval required from local authorities to construct or modify buildings on land.

An official document listing any legal claims, liens, or mortgages registered against a property.

A preliminary contract where a buyer pays a fee to reserve a property while final terms are negotiated.

A legally binding contract outlining the terms and conditions of a property sale.

A legal business structure in Thailand that can hold property, requiring majority Thai ownership to comply with the law.

The maximum proportion (49%) of a condominium building’s saleable area that can be owned by foreigners under Thai law.

Special privileges granted by Thailand’s Board of Investment, which may include land ownership rights for certain businesses.