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Foreigners can buy condominium units in full freehold ownership, provided foreigners collectively own no more than 49% of a building's floor area. Villas and land are held on a 30-year leasehold (renewable to 90 years) or through a Thai company. K-EXPERT recommends freehold condominiums as the most legally secure option.

On purchase: Transfer Fee 2% of the appraised value, Specific Business Tax 3.3% (if sold within 5 years of ownership), Stamp Duty 0.5% (if no SBT applies), Withholding Tax 1–5% for non-residents. There is no separate capital gains tax — profit is taxed as income at source. Exact calculation depends on the transaction structure.

Thailand Elite Visa is a long-term residency programme for 5–20 years starting from $10,000. It is not directly tied to property purchase, but many developers include it as a package when buying properties from $100,000+. The visa grants unlimited entry and stay in Thailand without the need to exit every 90 days.

Freehold — full perpetual ownership (available for condos in Thailand, select zones in Singapore). Leasehold — long-term land lease for 25–99 years (standard in Bali, common for Thai villas). Leasehold is theoretically less valuable on resale, but Bali's market shows strong liquidity for leasehold villas. K-EXPERT conducts legal due diligence on every property.