There are different solutions to acquire real estate in Thailand:

Leasing or acquisition by company.

Leasing over 120 years or rather 4 * 30 years.

Being European, I am proposing a contract which is in all respects the same as a real title deed. The kind of leasing contract I offer is really secured by a lawyer and offers a 200% guarantee.

With a 4 * 30-year lease, you or your heirs re-sign that the property is kept for the next 30 years and for 120 years. It is an administrative process which is carried out at the land registration office and which does not require an agreement from the "owner".

On leasing contracts, we give many guarantees that solidify our contracts and that make customers 200% sure of their investment.

At any time, the leasing can change to a corporate asset or be resold and have a new lease reset.

These leasings offer all the characteristics of a title deed but respecting the laws of the government.

Now this leasing contract is validated with a lawyer, but few Thai people make such a contract because they often want to keep this notion of owner and that the property returns to the family in the long term. I do it because I'm European and for me, when it's sold, it's sold.

My advice is therefore to take a lease and make a will, all drawn up with a lawyer and the leasing registered with the "Land Department".

By this way you will have your house book (title to the property of the house) on your name.

For more information contact us and we will answer your questions with pleasure.