Thai/ English real estate property legal service and various agreements

Finding an independent, honest, hard working English speaking Thai property lawyer is not an easy task for foreigners in Thailand. It takes time and very often that's a commodity they don't have during their stay in Thailand. They are often forced into a corner and accept the first lawyer they meet. At the end of the day, they are very vulnerable. A common pit fall when buying real estate in the resort areas of Thailand is using a lawyer recommended by the seller.

Do you have a choice? Well yes. Thailand Law Online offers a client friendly 7 days a week, independent online legal services in English and contract review and/ or preparation and drafting of Thai/English property agreements. We specialize in property law and delivering neutral property legal solutions online. You can expect from us high quality documents and straightforward legal advice in plain English.

		Sale and Purchase sale agreements (Condominium, Land, House)
		Lease Agreements (Land, Land and House, Condominium, short term or long term leases)
		Usufruct Agreements
		Superficies Agreements
		Mortgages Agreements
		Construction permits and Agreements
Having a real estate document (Thai or English) prepared or reviewed by Thailand Law Online not only makes good sense but can prevent costly oversights which often occur when foreigners are buying real estate property in Thailand, where they do not speak the language, do not understand the legal system and are often not dealing with independent legal professionals.
Ownership of land is generally not open to non-Thai nationals; however, foreign investors may own a condominium unit and have legal structures available for investment in land and/or buildings in Thailand.
		A unit in a registered Condominium ( learn more...)
		A registered leasehold of up to 30 years for all types of titled land or buildings ( learn more...)
		A building, as distinct from it's land ( learn more...)
		A usufruct and/or superficies registered against the land ( learn more...)
		Freehold land ( learn more...)
		Not more than 49% of the shares in a Thai company that owns freehold land ( learn more...)