Dear Steven, the property is currently listed at 7.35m THB (Approx USD 201k). Please visit the listing link in the description or contact me for further details anytime.
The price is 7.95m THB. As there is a Thai company that owns the land and house there would be no applicable transfer taxes if a new owner purchases as they simply replace the existing company Director.
Maybe just click the link next time or if that is such a huge problem for you then contact the supplied contact details provided in the link. Yes generally people do need to go to the website for further details as they are listed there. It's quite normal for potential buyers who are genuinely interested in real estate on Koh Samui. Are you? It's obviously not an only fans site and as the clue is in the domain name. Not entirely sure what the purpose would be of anyone doing that and if they did, simply click off it...
Foreigners can actually own property and houses in Thailand in their name 100% when it comes to the building structure. In Thailand, property ownership for foreigners involves specific regulations and considerations. While owning land directly is restricted for non-Thais, there are legal structures and options to facilitate property ownership: Condominium Ownership: Foreigners can own condominium units outright in their name. The Condominium Act allows non-Thai citizens to own up to 49% of the total unit area within a condominium building. This is a straightforward option for those seeking to invest in urban areas or resort-style living. Leasehold Agreements: Foreigners can secure long-term leasehold agreements for both land and buildings. These leases can extend up to 30 years and can be renewed, providing a secure option for those who wish to enjoy property benefits without direct ownership. Some investors opt for a leasehold structure with a built-in option to purchase the property. Thai Company Limited Structure: Establishing a Thai Limited Company is a common method for foreigners to own land. While the land is technically owned by the company, non-Thai shareholders can control the company, allowing effective ownership. It's crucial to note that the company structure requires compliance with corporate and legal regulations. BoA (Board of Investment) Promotion: The Thai government, through the Board of Investment, may grant promotional privileges to foreign investors. This could include permission to own land for specific purposes, such as manufacturing or development projects, providing an avenue for foreign ownership. Thai Spouse Ownership: Foreigners married to Thai citizens can own land in their spouse's name. However, this approach requires careful consideration and trust in the relationship, as the property would be legally owned by the Thai spouse. It is imperative for foreign investors to navigate property ownership in Thailand with legal expertise. Engaging a qualified Thai lawyer is recommended to ensure compliance with Thai property laws, contractual agreements, and any changes in regulations. Understanding these options enables foreigners to make informed decisions when investing in Thai real estate. Happy to assist if you need.
Yes the property is still available for sale. If you would like more detailed information or to discuss the villa please let me know and I will happily send you my email and phone to arrange a call or answer any questions.
Yes the property itself can either be put into a company or personal name. Regarding the land, it would be in a company name which I can run through with you to explain in more detail. Please email me at george@form-property.com or on WhatsApp +66(0)908622204 and we can arrange a call from there.
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Thank you for your question. In response to the above, yes you can buy a place of residence to live. You can own a building or home in your name 100%, however, there are certain regulations and considerations that you should be aware of before proceeding with property ownership. Foreigners are generally not allowed to own land outright in Thailand according to Thai law. However, there are alternative legal structures that allow foreign nationals to own property, primarily through leasehold agreements and condominium ownership. 1. **Leasehold Agreements**: Foreigners can enter into long-term lease agreements with Thai property owners, typically for a duration of up to 30 years with the possibility of renewal. While you won't own the land itself, you'll have the exclusive right to use the property for the duration of the lease. It's crucial to have a clear and legally binding lease agreement to protect your interests. 2. **Condominium Ownership**: Foreigners are permitted to own condominium units in Thailand under certain conditions. The Condominium Act allows for up to 49% of the total floor area of a condominium project to be owned by foreign individuals or entities on a freehold basis. This means you can own the unit outright, including the right to sell or lease it, but not the land on which the condominium is built. 3. **Thai Company Structure**: Another option is to set up a Thai company, in which foreigners can own up to 49% of the shares, to purchase land. However, this approach requires careful consideration and professional legal advice due to the complexities involved in company ownership and potential legal restrictions. Before proceeding with any property purchase in Thailand, it's essential to understand details in each ownership structure in real estate transactions involving foreigners. I can explain more and help you consider all aspects. Additionally, it's important to conduct thorough due diligence on the property you're interested in, including verifying the title deed, checking for any outstanding debts or encumbrances, and understanding the terms of the lease or condominium agreement, which I can assist with and also refer a legal team for more in depth tasks. I hope this information helps clarify the options available to you for owning property in Thailand. If you have any further questions or need additional assistance, please feel free to reach out.
@@jebakaPiSd Yes I am always happy to assist. Selecting the right options should start with getting a more detailed understanding of the market and legal frameworks. Please feel free to send me a message at info@form-property.com and then perhaps we can arrange a WhatsApp call at your convenience. From there I can provide you with a more detailed insight followed by specific advice and recommendations.
Thank you for your input! While I appreciate your concern for the video format, I chose the portrait orientation intentionally to optimize the viewing experience on mobile devices, where a significant portion of our audience engages. Variety is the spice of life, and I hope you can enjoy the content regardless of the orientation. Cheers!
Foreigners can actually own property in Thailand in their name 100% when it comes to the building structure. In Thailand, property ownership for foreigners involves specific regulations and considerations. While owning land directly is restricted for non-Thais, there are legal structures and options to facilitate property ownership: Condominium Ownership: Foreigners can own condominium units outright in their name. The Condominium Act allows non-Thai citizens to own up to 49% of the total unit area within a condominium building. This is a straightforward option for those seeking to invest in urban areas or resort-style living. Leasehold Agreements: Foreigners can secure long-term leasehold agreements for both land and buildings. These leases can extend up to 30 years and can be renewed, providing a secure option for those who wish to enjoy property benefits without direct ownership. Some investors opt for a leasehold structure with a built-in option to purchase the property. Thai Company Limited Structure: Establishing a Thai Limited Company is a common method for foreigners to own land. While the land is technically owned by the company, non-Thai shareholders can control the company, allowing effective ownership. It's crucial to note that the company structure requires compliance with corporate and legal regulations. BoA (Board of Investment) Promotion: The Thai government, through the Board of Investment, may grant promotional privileges to foreign investors. This could include permission to own land for specific purposes, such as manufacturing or development projects, providing an avenue for foreign ownership. Thai Spouse Ownership: Foreigners married to Thai citizens can own land in their spouse's name. However, this approach requires careful consideration and trust in the relationship, as the property would be legally owned by the Thai spouse. It is imperative for foreign investors to navigate property ownership in Thailand with legal expertise. Engaging a qualified Thai lawyer is recommended to ensure compliance with Thai property laws, contractual agreements, and any changes in regulations. Understanding these options enables foreigners to make informed decisions when investing in Thai real estate. Happy to assist if you need.
Foreigners can actually own property in Thailand in their name 100% when it comes to the building structure. In Thailand, property ownership for foreigners involves specific regulations and considerations. While owning land directly is restricted for non-Thais, there are legal structures and options to facilitate property ownership: Condominium Ownership: Foreigners can own condominium units outright in their name. The Condominium Act allows non-Thai citizens to own up to 49% of the total unit area within a condominium building. This is a straightforward option for those seeking to invest in urban areas or resort-style living. Leasehold Agreements: Foreigners can secure long-term leasehold agreements for both land and buildings. These leases can extend up to 30 years and can be renewed, providing a secure option for those who wish to enjoy property benefits without direct ownership. Some investors opt for a leasehold structure with a built-in option to purchase the property. Thai Company Limited Structure: Establishing a Thai Limited Company is a common method for foreigners to own land. While the land is technically owned by the company, non-Thai shareholders can control the company, allowing effective ownership. It's crucial to note that the company structure requires compliance with corporate and legal regulations. BoA (Board of Investment) Promotion: The Thai government, through the Board of Investment, may grant promotional privileges to foreign investors. This could include permission to own land for specific purposes, such as manufacturing or development projects, providing an avenue for foreign ownership. Thai Spouse Ownership: Foreigners married to Thai citizens can own land in their spouse's name. However, this approach requires careful consideration and trust in the relationship, as the property would be legally owned by the Thai spouse.
That's probably not even the worst part. Because as far as i know foreigners are not even allowed to own property in Thailand. It can never be in their name. So to even "live" there it has to be in someone else's name who is a native Thai. And guess what, even though you have paid for it, they can kick you out with the help of the police and whomever at literally any moment they would like to and go live there themselves and there will be absolutely not a thing that you can do about it, because that it is an actual law that a foreigner can never own property in Thailand.
@@goednieuwskrantje-nl Not true. Foreigners can actually own property in Thailand in their name 100% when it comes to the building structure. In Thailand, property ownership for foreigners involves specific regulations and considerations. While owning land directly is restricted for non-Thais, there are legal structures and options to facilitate property ownership: Condominium Ownership: Foreigners can own condominium units outright in their name. The Condominium Act allows non-Thai citizens to own up to 49% of the total unit area within a condominium building. This is a straightforward option for those seeking to invest in urban areas or resort-style living. Leasehold Agreements: Foreigners can secure long-term leasehold agreements for both land and buildings. These leases can extend up to 30 years and can be renewed, providing a secure option for those who wish to enjoy property benefits without direct ownership. Some investors opt for a leasehold structure with a built-in option to purchase the property. Thai Company Limited Structure: Establishing a Thai Limited Company is a common method for foreigners to own land. While the land is technically owned by the company, non-Thai shareholders can control the company, allowing effective ownership. It's crucial to note that the company structure requires compliance with corporate and legal regulations. BoA (Board of Investment) Promotion: The Thai government, through the Board of Investment, may grant promotional privileges to foreign investors. This could include permission to own land for specific purposes, such as manufacturing or development projects, providing an avenue for foreign ownership. Thai Spouse Ownership: Foreigners married to Thai citizens can own land in their spouse's name. However, this approach requires careful consideration and trust in the relationship, as the property would be legally owned by the Thai spouse.
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Where on KohlSamui .?, What price ?, land size ?, furnished or unfurnished ?What car parking is there , is it under cover ? Yr not trying too hard to sell this property ?
Hello, the listing link in the description will take you to the website page with full details but in response to your questions, the villa is located in Hua Thanon and the land size is just over 600 sqm and the price is 22,500,000 THB. The property is fully furnished and land and house owned by a Thai company for an easy transfer to a new owner. The parking is private as can be seen at the very start of the video. It is not covered but could easily be made covered. Any further questions we are happy to assist.
@@goednieuwskrantje-nl Foreigners can actually own property in Thailand in their name 100% when it comes to the building structure. In Thailand, property ownership for foreigners involves specific regulations and considerations. While owning land directly is restricted for non-Thais, there are legal structures and options to facilitate property ownership: Condominium Ownership: Foreigners can own condominium units outright in their name. The Condominium Act allows non-Thai citizens to own up to 49% of the total unit area within a condominium building. This is a straightforward option for those seeking to invest in urban areas or resort-style living. Leasehold Agreements: Foreigners can secure long-term leasehold agreements for both land and buildings. These leases can extend up to 30 years and can be renewed, providing a secure option for those who wish to enjoy property benefits without direct ownership. Some investors opt for a leasehold structure with a built-in option to purchase the property. Thai Company Limited Structure: Establishing a Thai Limited Company is a common method for foreigners to own land. While the land is technically owned by the company, non-Thai shareholders can control the company, allowing effective ownership. It's crucial to note that the company structure requires compliance with corporate and legal regulations. BoA (Board of Investment) Promotion: The Thai government, through the Board of Investment, may grant promotional privileges to foreign investors. This could include permission to own land for specific purposes, such as manufacturing or development projects, providing an avenue for foreign ownership. Thai Spouse Ownership: Foreigners married to Thai citizens can own land in their spouse's name. However, this approach requires careful consideration and trust in the relationship, as the property would be legally owned by the Thai spouse.
J'adore 💕 pas mal la villa, c'est dommage qu'il y ait pas de baignoire dans la villa .. Je trouve le prix un peu trop surestimé ! Ils manquent pas mal de choses, comme une baignoire à l'intérieur de la villa, après c'est celons les goûts de chacun chacune... Ma note sur 10 est de 6,5/10 ... ❤ c'est une villa acceptable ! 👍👍👍🍀🍀🍀🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅🌅
