Yes. Foreign buyers may legally own condominium units under Thai law, while land ownership follows different legal structures such as leasehold arrangements or company ownership depending on individual circumstances. DOMORA explains each option clearly before any decision is made, ensuring clients understand both opportunities and responsibilities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before buying, selling, or viewing property in Phuket.
Whether you're purchasing your first villa, relocating to Phuket, or simply exploring your options, these answers explain how DOMORA works and what you can expect throughout your journey.
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Buying
Freehold grants ownership rights, while Leasehold provides the right to occupy or use a property for an agreed period. The most suitable structure depends on nationality, objectives, investment horizon, and the property itself. DOMORA provides guidance tailored to each buyer.
Every transaction is unique, but many purchases are completed within several weeks after due diligence, contracts, and payment schedules have been agreed. DOMORA coordinates each stage carefully to keep the process organised and transparent.
Yes. Transfer costs vary depending on property type, ownership structure, and agreements between buyer and seller. DOMORA explains all expected costs before any commitment is made.
Yes. We assist buyers by facilitating discussions, negotiating fairly, and helping both parties reach clear and well-documented agreements.
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