Common questions about buying property in Phuket

Foreigners can legally buy property in Phuket. Most often, this is apartments in condominiums, because land ownership is limited for foreigners. Villas can also be purchased using legal structures, for example through a Thai company. We support every deal and check the property carefully, so our clients do not face legal risks.

Yes, buying property in Phuket can be done remotely. Most developers allow you to reserve a unit online, sign preliminary contracts, and use a power of attorney to complete the deal. We handle the entire process — from document checks to property registration — so you do not need to travel multiple times.

Most often, these are apartments in condominiums. Land ownership is limited for foreigners, so villas are usually bought through companies or long-term land leases. We choose properties with a fully transparent ownership structure and handle all the official paperwork, making sure every deal is legal and safe.

There are no limits on the number of objects you can buy. However, each object is registered separately and must meet legal requirements. We make sure all deals follow the law and take taxes and ownership rules into account.

The process depends on the type of property and its readiness. For apartments in ready condos, it usually takes 1–2 months. For new buildings, it can take until construction is finished, sometimes 1–2 years. We guide you through the whole process, including checking documents, transferring money, and registering ownership.

Yes, you can register the property under several people or a trusted person through a notarized power of attorney. We help prepare all the documents correctly so ownership is official and safe, and everyone's rights are protected.

The main documents are a passport, proof of money transfer, and sometimes a power of attorney. For some properties, proof of financial capability is needed. We make sure all documents meet the Land Department and Thai law requirements so the deals are safe.

Yes, every deal is officially registered with the Land Department. Registration confirms ownership and protects the buyer from any claims. We handle the whole process so the client gets a clear title.

The main risks are not checking the developer, unclear legal documents, fraud schemes, and lack of transparency in the deal. We minimize risks by checking documents, registering the deal with official authorities, and choosing reliable developers.

You check licenses, completed projects, client reviews, company registration, and financial stability. We do a full check and give the client a report on the developer before buying.

Yes, but banks offer limited conditions. Usually, purchases are done through developer installments or transferring money from an overseas account. We advise on financial options and help choose the best payment method.

Yes, the main contract is signed in Thai. For foreign clients, we provide a full English translation and legal support so all terms of the deal are clear and safe.

Payment is made by bank transfer, letter of credit, or through the developer’s local account. Each transaction is officially recorded. We make sure the money goes directly to the developer and is properly documented.

Payment is made by bank transfer, letter of credit, or through the developer’s local account. Each transaction is officially recorded. We make sure the money goes directly to the developer and is properly documented.

Yes, it usually ranges from 10–30% of the property price. The rest is paid in stages during construction or according to an agreed installment plan.

The periods depend on the project — from a few months up to the completion of construction, often 12–36 months. We help arrange a convenient payment schedule.

Yes, most projects allow early repayment of the installment without penalties. this is convenient for investors who want to start earning faster.

Transparent projects show all terms, including taxes, fees, and maintenance. We make sure there are no extra costs for the client.

On average, investment property brings 6–10% per year. In popular areas, the income is higher, while in quieter areas it’s more stable and carries lower risks.

Apartments in condos with reliable management and high rental demand. Villas are good for long-term investments or premium rentals.

Central and tourist areas give high income, but seasonality can be higher. Quieter areas give lower income but a more stable flow of long-term tenants.

Yes, it makes managing the property easier and ensures rental income. We recommend only trusted companies with clear terms.

Yes, the high season is from November to March, and the low season is from June to October. But long-term rentals help smooth out seasonality and provide stable income.

With the right price and good condition, a sale is possible in 1–3 months. We help prepare the property for sale and bring it to the market.

The property is managed by the developer or a management company. We choose properties with reliable management so the client can earn income without personally overseeing it.

On average, it’s 5–10% of the rental income, depending on the company and service package. This includes cleaning, maintenance, and finding tenants.

For rentals longer than 30 days, registration with the Land Department is required. We advise on legal renting and help with the registration.

Yes, but you need to follow the condo rules. We choose properties without short-term rental restrictions so the income can be maximized.

The management company takes care of cleaning, repairs, equipment replacement, and dealing with the tenant.

At least once or twice a year, or remotely through the management company. This helps keep an eye on the condition and income of the property.

Yes, the island has good infrastructure, international schools, clinics, and convenient transport. Clients live here comfortably all year round.

Bang Tao, Rawai, and Kata are quiet areas with good infrastructure, schools, shops, and access to the beaches.

For long-term stays, you will need a visa, such as a one-year tourist visa or an investment visa. We provide advice on all types of visas and assist with the application process.

The average budget for a family of 2–3 people is $2,000–3,000 per month. This includes rent, utilities, food, transportation, and leisure activities.

The island is small, and most areas are connected by roads. Scooters, car rentals, and taxis are popular. A personal car is convenient for permanent residence.

Basic knowledge is useful, but in tourist and residential areas, you can get by with English or Russian through agencies. We also help with adaptation on site.