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| Q : If I rent a property, are my interests protected by Thai law? |
| A : A Normally, you can rent
and enjoy your stay as long as the contract-duration
stipulates. In rare occasions the landlord breaches
the contract by selling the property. Unfortunately there is not a lot you can do about this. Thai law and legislation is not really firm in protecting tenants' interests. Long term lets or leases can be officially registered at Land Office Department (3 plus 3 years only). Once registered at the Land Office Department your lease term is pretty safe and solid. This often applies with commercial leases. |
If you have any other questions or concerns, please contact our office. You can call us at: (66-38)-374136 or fax (66-38)-374137 or simply send a direct email with your inquiry. Our team will be more than happy to assist you with any question you might have. back |
