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FAQ - Land Lease
Does the law in Thailand allow a foreigner to have 100% interest for a land lease in Thailand?

The answer is YES. A foreigner is allowed to have 100% interest for a land lease in Thailand and he/she is able to secure long-term land leases under Thailand land lease law.

Is registration at the Land Department mandatory?

It is mandatory for leases that are three years or more to be registered at the Land Department. Land leases that are less than three years do not require registration.

How long is the maximum lease term allowed in Thailand?

The maximum lease term allowed in Thailand is 30 years. Thereafter, there are renewal options for additional 30 years. A new registration at the Land Department is mandatory for every lease renewal with the landowner's agreement. Such renewal leases are taxable. A foreign company may be allowed to lease land for industrial or commercial use for up to 50 years under certain circumstances.

Why do foreigners choose the land leasing option to own property in Thailand?

Land leasing is the most straightforward approach to acquire property in Thailand. Many foreigners feel more secure knowing that a legally registered land lease stays valid even if the underlying property or the land is sold.