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Thailand steps up scrutiny of nominee property structures
Authorities are increasing scrutiny of companies suspected of using Thai nominees to bypass foreign land-ownership limits.
続きを読むEastern Bangkok land prices rise 39% in third quarter
Land prices in eastern Bangkok posted Greater Bangkok's fastest annual increase in the third quarter of 2026, according to REIC.
続きを読むThailand considers visa-free entry after Latin American arrival delays
A minister is weighing visa-free entry for some Latin American nationals after visa-processing delays were linked to lower arrivals.
続きを読むThailand Steps Up Enforcement Against Illegal Property Nominees
Authorities are targeting alleged illegal nominee structures used for land purchases, with potential asset freezes, company dissolution and criminal cases.
続きを読むKrabi authorities seize land linked to alleged nominee ownership
Thai authorities seized land in Krabi reportedly linked to an alleged foreign nominee ownership network.
続きを読むReplacing Nominee Home Ownership With a 30-Year Lease in Thailand
A registered lease can provide a right to use property, but it does not automatically resolve an unlawful nominee arrangement.
続きを読むResale condo transfers rise in Thailand
REIC reported stronger second-hand condo transfers in the second quarter of 2026.
続きを読むThong Lor Developers Turn Toward Leasehold Projects
High asking prices for land in Thong Lor are prompting developers to pursue leasehold residential projects.
続きを読むMortgage pressure constrains Thailand housing market
High household debt and mortgage rejections continue to limit purchasing power despite stronger condominium sales.
続きを読むThailand eGates open to 33 nationalities at Suvarnabhumi
Eligible visa-exempt arrivals can use automated immigration gates at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport if they meet four conditions.
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続きを読むPhuket retail supply forecast to rise nearly 30% by 2029
Savills Thailand forecasts Phuket retail supply will reach 601,819 square metres by 2029 amid demand from tourists, residents and long-stay foreigners.
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