Property Law & Conveyancing in Phuket, Thailand

Yes. Spectrum Legal Solutions assists foreign nationals with legal property transactions in Phuket, including condominium purchases, land ownership structures, and real estate investment advice under Thai law.

Foreigners generally cannot own land outright in Thailand, but there are legal structures available, such as long-term leasehold agreements (up to 30 years), condominium freehold ownership (up to 49% foreign quota), and BOI-promoted land ownership. Spectrum Legal Solutions advises foreign clients on the most suitable legal structure for property investment in Phuket.

A Chanote (Nor Sor 4 Jor) is the highest form of title deed in Thailand and the only type that guarantees precise GPS-surveyed boundaries. Purchasing land or a house on anything other than a Chanote — such as a Nor Sor 3 Gor or a possession certificate — carries significant legal risk. We always verify title at the Land Department before any transaction proceeds.