lease

is a contract whereby a person, called the letter (lessor), agrees to let another person, called the tenant (lessee), have the use or benefit of a property for a limited period of time and rental payments are made periodically by the tenant (section 537 civil and commercial code)

Real Estate Leasehold, Lease and Tenancy laws

Leasing Property in Thailand for Foreigners

Leasing property is one of the most common ways for foreigners to obtain rights to use land, a house, villa or condominium in Thailand. A lease may be a short residential tenancy for a few months or a registered long-term land lease connected with a substantial investment.

Although these arrangements are governed by the same lease provisions of the Thai Civil and Commercial Code, the legal and practical considerations are very different. A one-year apartment rental is not the same as a registered 30-year land lease intended to protect a house or land investment. This article gives a practical overview of property leases in Thailand for foreigners, including short-term rentals, long-term leases, Land Office registration, lease structure, renewal issues, consumer protection rules and common mistakes.

What happens with the lease when I die?

In addition to previous question, the other question I have is what happens to the lease when I die? Thanks.

What happens with the lease when the owner dies?

I own a property in Thailand under a leasehold, one thing I cannot find online is what happens to leasehold when the owner dies?