If we are speaking about a condominium unit, there is only one title document, which is the Chanote. If we are speaking about a land plot, several options are possible. In Thailand, there are approximately 20 types of land title documents. However, the most reliable and preferred option remains the Chanote. Another acceptable option is …
Continuing the topic of condominium co-owners’ rights, today we will discuss the governing bodies, their duties and powers, the possibility of supervising their activities, and the participation of co-owners in management matters. The Condominium Act clearly defines which bodies are responsible for specific matters, how they report, and how they interact with the General Meeting …
The InvestEast seminar titled “Real Estate Transactions: Preparation, Registration, Taxation. Theory and Practice.” took place on 16 March 2018 at the showroom office of developer Matrix Development. This was the second event of the season, where we covered all key matters relating to the preparation and registration of real estate transactions in Thailand, with examples …
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When purchasing a condominium unit, you become not only the owner of the apartment, but also a co-owner of the condominium. This means you acquire a number of rights and obligations connected with its operation and management. How the condominium infrastructure functions, how management is organized, and what rights and duties co-owners have are discussed …
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The Contract Committee of the Consumer Protection Board issued a Notification prescribing residential property leasing as a business with controlled contracts. The Notification was published in the Government Gazette on February 16, 2018. As a result, residential lease agreements are considered controlled contracts from May 1, 2018. First, the Notification defines a “business of leasing …
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We draw the attention of anyone planning to come to Thailand to purchase a condominium unit: opening a bank account based on a 30-day entry stamp is currently technically impossible. According to Section 19 ter (5) of the Condominium Act of Thailand, B.E. 2522 (1979), when transferring ownership of a condominium unit, the buyer must …
There is a common belief that a child does not need a visa. Is that really the case? To begin with, every foreigner visiting Thailand must obtain a visa in accordance with the purpose of their visit (or receive an entry stamp) and leave the country before the permitted period expires. If a child enters …
As discussed in the previous article, a foreigner must obtain a work permit in order to perform any work in Thailand—whether paid or unpaid, permanent or temporary. Urgent (Temporary) Work Permit An urgent work permit is issued to foreign experts or consultants to carry out a specific task for a period of no more than …
Let’s be honest—Thailand is not the easiest country for employing foreigners from a legal standpoint. Not every company can afford the “luxury” of hiring a foreign employee. In addition to restrictions on professions, workplace location, and minimum salary requirements, there are several conditions that must be met in order to legally employ a foreigner. However, …
On December 7, 2017, the Investeast agency held the first event of the season — a seminar titled “Business Ideas for Thailand.” The seminar took place in a productive and welcoming atmosphere, with more than 30 guests in attendance, including both experienced professionals and aspiring entrepreneurs. The event was divided into several parts: a legal …
