Yes. Condominium units can be owned freehold (up to 49% of a project) or leasehold (30 years, renewable). Villas are usually structured via land leasehold or a Thai company — we advise the optimal structure per project.

Typically: a reservation fee of ฿100–300k, then staged payments tied to construction milestones (contract, foundation, structure, finishing, handover). Several projects offer interest-free installments and up to 15% discount for full payment.

Phuket resort property yields 5–8% per year from rental. Some developers offer guaranteed income (e.g. 4%/year for 5 years) or a 70/30 revenue-share management program.

Paid separately: furniture package (free in some projects), sinking fund, annual common-area fee, and registration fees on transfer. Exact figures are shown in each price list.

We work only with verified developers: we obtain land title deeds (chanote), construction permits, EIA approvals and company registration (DBD). Full document packs available on request.