Yes. Foreign nationals can own condominium units in freehold under Thai law, provided no more than 49% of a building's total floor space is foreign-owned. We help you navigate the quota check and all legal requirements before you commit.

Typical costs include a 2% transfer fee (split with developer or 100% buyer), a 1% mortgage registration fee if applicable, and roughly 0.5–1% for legal/title fees. Pre-sale properties may have a small reservation deposit (฿50,000–฿200,000) to secure your unit.

Pre-Sale properties are purchased before or during construction. They typically offer lower entry prices and flexible payment schedules. Cocoon only lists pre-sale projects from established developers with a proven delivery record.

For a ready-to-move unit, the process from offer accepted to title transfer typically takes 4–8 weeks, depending on financing and FET documentation. Pre-sale timelines depend on the construction schedule, usually 2–4 years from launch.

We can connect you with trusted property management partners for rental, tenant management, and maintenance. Get in touch and we will match you with the right service for your investment goals.