Foreigners can now own land in Thailand: Land Dept
lördag 8 juni 2024
Foreigners can now own land in Thailand - Foreign land ownership in Thailand is a complex issue, primarily dictated by the Land Code Act of 1954, which generally prohibits foreigners from owning land outright. This law is designed to maintain national control over Thailand’s valuable natural resources. Land Dept | Thaiger
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