Marital Property in Thailand
Marital Property in Thailand. Understanding marital property in Thailand is essential for couples, advisers and anyone with cross-border family or asset planning. Thai law divides spousal property into Sin Suan Tua (personal/separate property) and Sin Somros (marital property). How those categories are defined, proven and divided — especially for mixed-nationality couples or where land and […]
Property Market in Thailand
The property market in Thailand is one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic real estate ecosystems, shaped by a blend of liberal condominium ownership laws, restrictive land policies for foreigners, rapid urbanization, and periodic state-led regulatory reforms. It operates under a framework that is simultaneously investor-friendly in certain segments (such as high-end condominiums) and tightly controlled […]
Usufructs in Thailand
Usufructs in Thailand. In Thailand, a usufruct (สิทธิเก็บกิน, “Sitthi Kep Kin”) is a legal right allowing one person (the usufructuary) to use and enjoy another person’s immovable property — typically land or a house — without owning it.This right can cover residential use, commercial activities, or leasing out the property for income. Key points: The […]
Escrow Accounts in Thailand
Escrow Accounts in Thailand. In Thailand, where cross-border investments, real estate deals, and high-value transactions are common, escrow accounts serve as a critical financial tool to mitigate risk. Escrow ensures that funds are held securely by a neutral third party until all contractual conditions are met, protecting both buyers and sellers. This guide provides an in-depth analysis of […]