Eight care homes in Chiang Mai are currently providing dementia care to patients from the United Kingdom. Source: By Citylife | Fri 28 Feb 2020 Why are Brits Sending their Loved Ones to Chiang Mai for Expert Dementia Care? 8 care homes in Chiang Mai are currently providing dementia care to patients from the United Kingdom. Despite…
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2013 BAMRUNG AMNATCHAROENRIT THE SHARE Swiss tourists usually take the 11-hour flight to Thailand to explore its cultural sites and enjoy the white-sand beaches, but from next year, many could also be flying in to make use of the long-stay facilities in Chiang Mai for Alzheimer’s patients. the local people are friendly,…
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History of Hua Hin (Source Rose Real Estate Hua Hin)Hua Hin, which translates to “Stone Head”, is one of the country’s oldest and most popular beach resorts on the west coast of the Gulf of Thailand. The city is located about 200 km south of Bangkok and 85 km north of the provincial capital, Prachuap….
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In Thailand, daily life is regulated in the Civil and Commercial Code, which is published in 6 books: see https://hinproperty.de/thailand-civil-and-commercial-code/. HinProperty has written a series of articles to document Thai property laws and an understandable interpretation by Thai lawyers. (https://thailandlawonline.com). From our experience there are 4 main topics that expats are interested in: 1. Buying…
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Ownership of a house in Thailand can be transferred separately from the land on which it stands. Land and house may have different owners and with a long-term lease it is strongly recommended to follow the correct procedure to obtain legal ownership of the house. The transfer of a structure detached from the property must…
Read MoreIn short, lease or leasehold agreements are contracts in Thailand and are not regulated by law. A maximum of 30 years is accepted by the courts. Long text from Thailandlawonline When it comes to renting or leasing property in Thailand, foreigners have the same rights as Thai nationals. Renting of immovable property (land, house, condominium)…
Read MoreIn short, foreign nationals can own land in Thailand with only a few exceptions Land ownership in Thailand is regulated by the Land Code Act and under Thai land laws only Thai nationals may own land or have a confirmed right to own land. Foreigners are not allowed to own land unless there is a…
Read MoreIn short, foreign persons can own a condominium or apartment in a building where foreign ownership does not exceed 49%. Long text from Thailandlawonline Foreigners and foreign “legal persons” can own a unit in a building registered and licensed under the Condominium Act of Thailand. Section 19 of this law regulates foreign ownership of condominiums,…
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