A foreigner can generally own a qualifying condominium unit freehold if the building is properly registered under the Condominium Act and there is available foreign ownership quota. You may need to provide funds and foreign-exchange evidence. Verify the juristic person, the quota certificate, common fees, sinking fund, building rules, and the title to the unit before purchase. Have an independent Thai lawyer review the documents and confirm that the unit is eligible for freehold ownership. The exact structure should be confirmed in writing by a qualified Thai lawyer acting for the buyer.
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