Discover a remarkable land plot in Chalong, Phuket, ideally located between Chalong Bay and Phuket Downtown. Situated in front of Nak-Gerd Hill, near Klong Katha Reservoir, and opposite Si-Suparam Temple, this expansive plot offers breathtaking views.
Spanning 182,710m², this land plot provides abundant space for various development opportunities. Its prime location along a main road ensures easy access and convenience. Whether you envision a residential community, resort complex, or a blend of both, this land plot offers endless possibilities.
Immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of Phuket. Don’t miss this exceptional opportunity to own a prestigious piece of paradise. Contact us now to seize this remarkable land plot in Chalong, Phuket.
In Thailand, land ownership is restricted to Thai citizens only, which means that foreigners cannot own land. However, foreigners can gain control of the land through two options: either by leasing it for up to 30 years or by purchasing it through a Thai company. Lease can be extended twice, which provides up to 90 years of ownership. Read more >
Yes, absolutely. A non-Thai national can own the physical structure of a building, including the bricks and mortar, by registering it under their name in the house registry. This provides them with indefinite ownership of the building. Read more >
Thai law protects a 30-year lease period, ensuring ownership cannot be disrupted. Buyers often offer an additional two 30-year terms, extending the total to 90 years.
To ensure a smooth purchase of a leasehold property, it is important to:
1. Get a copy of the lease agreement and clarify certain points. These include determining whether the lessor is an individual or a Thai company, as leases from the latter offer greater security.
2. Find out if the lessee has voting rights as some contracts may not allow this. This may cause issues during construction process.
3. Determine if the lease agreement includes a succession clause allowing for the inheritance of the lease.
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You can obtain a Thailand Investment Visa by investments of at least 10 million Baht into a Thai Bank’s fixed deposit account, purchasing state enterprise or Thai government bonds, or investing in a condominium.
For instance, you can purchase government bonds worth one million Baht, a condo worth five million Baht, and invest four million Baht into a fixed deposit account.
However, land plots and villas aren’t qualified for that purpose since foreigners can’t own land in Thailand.
But there is plenty of other options for a long stay in Thailand. Elite Visa, Retirment Visa, Long-Term Resident Visa to name a few. Each visa has different requirements but they are usually easy to obtain. Phuket Realt specialists can help you find the best solution for a long stay in Thailand.
This land plot consists of several smaller plots, sold all together. Those plots belong to different zones.
In Thailand, land is typically measured in units of wah, talang ngan, and rai.
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The base pricing for our listings is in Thai Baht, and prices in other currencies are calculated based on the exchange rates. Last update on
Phuket Realt’s experienced team will help you receive the maximum exposure to potential buyers. Read more >
