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Foreign buyers can generally own qualifying condominium units subject to Thailand's condominium ownership rules and the project's current foreign-ownership quota. Ownership of land and houses is more restricted, so confirm the title, buyer eligibility and intended ownership structure before paying a deposit. KESORN can help verify property information; independent legal advice should be used for the final ownership review.

Keep a separate budget for transfer-related fees and taxes, legal due diligence, bank or foreign-exchange costs where applicable, and any project or common-area charges. The exact amount and buyer/seller split depend on the property and written agreement, so confirm an itemised estimate before making an offer.

Confirm the owner and title, any registered encumbrances, relevant condominium foreign quota where applicable, the property's actual condition and included inventory, and the written deposit conditions. Complete the appropriate due diligence before paying a non-refundable amount.

First reconfirm the property's availability and arrange a viewing. If you want to proceed, agree the offer and deposit terms in writing, complete title and property due diligence, prepare the required funds and documents, and then complete the transfer. Do not rely on a verbal reservation as the final agreement.