@@fedupwithbs1782there are ways around this. 1. Use an investment visa which allows foreigners to buy up to 1 Rai of land in their own name. Investment visas are more expensive than other visas however and most follow rules of acceptable investments. 2. Risky option is to set up Thai company with you owning 49% of company and nominee shareholder being Thai ‘owning’ 51%. Company would then buy the land. Nominees are illegal in Thailand although the use is widely utilized by foreigners to buy property, usually their primary Thai residence. Govt officials seem to turn a blind eye to nominees until something bad happens and it’s in the news headlines. Nominee could be replaced by a Thai spouse, if you have one. Using either nominee or Thai spouse is risky since they now control the property being the majority shareholder in the company.
@@fedupwithbs1782 wrong. Im living and working in thailand for 20 years. Trust me. If you want a house with land you must build it in a company area which belongs to you. There is no way you can own a house. So please stop giving wrong information. Thank you Ps: i forgot about the new law. If you pay 40 million baht to government you can buy 45 tarangwa land now. Which you cannot build anything that small area lol 1 tarangwa is 4 square meter I have 3 houses already. I know Also 84 million is crazy for this house. You can build at least 7 or 8 better looking and design house with swimming pool with a great garden and other things in it.
I love this property. Is this being sold by original owners? Is furniture included, although I’m not a fan of any bedroom pieces.
Furniture is included. But please connect with us directly at info@sukhumvithomes.com so we can give more details.
Lovely, I love the indoor pool.
Nicest iv seen in Bangkok.
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Can foreigners buy this?
Maybe the house but u cant own the land
@@fedupwithbs1782there are ways around this. 1. Use an investment visa which allows foreigners to buy up to 1 Rai of land in their own name. Investment visas are more expensive than other visas however and most follow rules of acceptable investments. 2. Risky option is to set up Thai company with you owning 49% of company and nominee shareholder being Thai ‘owning’ 51%. Company would then buy the land. Nominees are illegal in Thailand although the use is widely utilized by foreigners to buy property, usually their primary Thai residence. Govt officials seem to turn a blind eye to nominees until something bad happens and it’s in the news headlines. Nominee could be replaced by a Thai spouse, if you have one. Using either nominee or Thai spouse is risky since they now control the property being the majority shareholder in the company.
No you cannot buy the house and the land. You can buy only condo.
@@user-cutme u can buy house but land must be owned by thai and u must lease from them ( lease hold )
@@fedupwithbs1782 wrong. Im living and working in thailand for 20 years. Trust me. If you want a house with land you must build it in a company area which belongs to you. There is no way you can own a house. So please stop giving wrong information. Thank you
Ps: i forgot about the new law. If you pay 40 million baht to government you can buy 45 tarangwa land now. Which you cannot build anything that small area lol 1 tarangwa is 4 square meter
I have 3 houses already. I know
Also 84 million is crazy for this house. You can build at least 7 or 8 better looking and design house with swimming pool with a great garden and other things in it.