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RW-L0060 · Land
What we check before listingPrice on request
A building plot on Koh Phangan.
No — foreigners cannot directly own land (Chanote / NS3) in their personal name in Thailand. This is a national law (Land Code Act, 1954) and applies everywhere, including Koh Phangan.
Foreigners can, however, hold land indirectly through three legal structures: a Thai company, a long-term lease (Leasehold), or — in rare cases — a usufruct or inheritance arrangement. Each has trade-offs in cost, control, and resale.
Foreigners can own buildings (villas, houses) in their personal name, separately from the land underneath. This is why most villa purchases involve a buildings-only transfer plus a long-term land lease.
Thai land documents form a hierarchy of certainty:
Right Way works almost exclusively with Chanote and Nor Sor 3 Gor. We will flag and explain any exception.
No — buildable plots have constraints:
What's typical for a residential Phangan villa:
What's typically problematic:
Right Way provides zoning data per plot, but specific design and build-permit work is done by your architect.
