Foreign nationals can own a qualifying condominium unit outright in their own name — registered at the Thai Land Department. Explore Phuket foreign-freehold opportunities, compare asking prices per m² and access commercially negotiated offers.
Foreign freehold is subject to eligibility and available condominium foreign quota (generally 49% of total unit floor area); it does not mean ownership of land. Unit-level availability and legal requirements must be checked.
Research new launches and resale examples where foreign-freehold ownership has been advertised or may be available. These are not confirmed units for sale: check the exact foreign-quota allocation, price and title before any offer.
Compare the tourist heart of Patong, established beaches of Kata and Kamala, southern Rawai and the northern investment areas of Bang Tao and Surin.
Review relative pricing, rental demand, seasonality, access and resale liquidity — not just the developer's marketing claims.
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Compare negotiated offers with advertised retail prices. Where an authorised developer or seller offers preferential terms, we can help you review the complete written price and conditions.
No discount is guaranteed. Any offer depends on the exact unit, seller and written quotation.Illustrative advertised foreign-quota resale asking prices in Patong, not verified company inventory or completed transaction values.
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Figures are based on individual market listings recorded in October 2026. A current quote and independent due diligence are needed before making an offer.
Understand the ownership rules before choosing a project. We specialise in foreign-freehold condominiums, not leasehold substitutions.
An eligible foreign buyer can hold legal freehold title to an individual condominium unit in their own name, registered through the Thai Land Department. It is not freehold title to the land beneath the development.
Generally, foreign ownership cannot exceed 49% of the combined unit floor area in a registered condominium. A project offering foreign freehold does not mean your chosen unit is still within that quota.
Not for a qualifying foreign-freehold condominium purchase. The buyer must still satisfy applicable eligibility, payment-documentation and transfer requirements, confirmed by independent Thai legal advice.
Request current quota confirmation for the specific unit, review the condominium registration and title, verify seller authority and written price, and obtain an independent legal review before paying a deposit.
For general guidance see the Thai Government foreign-property information. This is general information, not legal, tax or investment advice.
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