Freehold or leasehold in Thailand is a choice often made for the buyer by the type of property. A condominium unit is registered as ownership, while land and a house are only leased for 30 years. We break down what changed with the Supreme Court ruling in March 2025, why the «30+30+30» scheme no longer works, and what to check before signing the contract.
Thailand offers two popular residency options for investors: Thailand Privilege and LTR. Learn about costs, requirements, taxes and investment opportunities.
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Many people considering relocating or living in Thailand long-term face the same issue: visa runs. Constantly crossing the border every 30–60 days creates instability, extra costs, and legal risks. Today,…
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