A lease of immovable property for more than three years generally needs registration at the Land Office to be enforceable beyond three years. The registered term, rent, parties, land description and supporting documents must match the intended arrangement. Renewal promises are separate from the registered first term and should not be treated as automatic. Have a buyer-side Thai lawyer review the lease before registration. Real examples make the topic easier to compare and discuss.
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Can a Lease Be Registered at the Land Office?
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