How is the 49% foreign quota for condo purchases in Thailand calculated?
Per Condominium Act 1979: foreigners may collectively own up to 49% of the total saleable area (not unit count) of a condo building. Verify with the juristic person before purchase — request a Foreign Quota Letter showing current % and the target unit's area. If full, options: 1) 30-year registered leasehold (with Land Office), 2) Thai company structure (51:49 — must prove Thai shareholders' fund source), 3) Thai spouse ownership + separate property agreement. Funds must be remitted from abroad with a bank-issued FET Form.
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