Understand Ownership Laws
Buying property in Thailand as a foreigner involves navigating specific legal restrictions and requirements. While foreigners cannot own land outright in Thailand, there are several ways they can invest in property. Here's an overview and some practical advice:

Forms of Property Investment for Foreigners in Thailand:

Condominium Units: Foreigners can own condominium units in their name, provided that foreign ownership in the condominium complex does not exceed 49% of the total space.
Leasehold: Foreigners can lease land (and the house on it) for up to 30 years, with the possibility of renewing the lease. This is a common method for foreigners to control land without owning it outright.
Investment: The Thai government offers certain investment incentives that allow foreigners to own land directly under specific conditions, such as investing a significant amount in the country.