Sky High Group | Phuket Property, Real Estate and Legal Specialists

Yes. Foreigners can legally own condominiums freehold (up to 49% of the building’s quota). For villas or land, foreigners typically purchase through leasehold, Thai company ownership, or structured long-term agreements. SkyHigh guides you through the safest, most compliant ownership route for your situation.

Most properties have minimal ongoing costs. Expect common area fees, utilities, property maintenance, and, if in a project, a sinking fund. For investment properties, rental management fees may apply. We provide full cost breakdowns before you purchase.

No. Many international buyers complete most of the process remotely. Viewings can be done via video, documents handled digitally, and funds transferred from abroad. You only need to be present at handover if you prefer. SkyHigh coordinates every detail on your behalf.

Phuket remains one of Asia’s strongest lifestyle and rental markets. High tourism demand, limited land availability, and year-round occupancy make it attractive for both rental yield and capital appreciation. We help you identify areas and projects with the strongest returns.

Typical fees include transfer fees, stamp duty, and in some cases withholding tax or business tax. These vary depending on ownership structure and whether the property is new or resale. We provide full transparent estimates before any commitment.

Property ownership alone doesn't automatically grant a long-term visa, but certain property values can support visa applications such as the LTR (Long-Term Resident) visa, retirement visas, or Elite visas. SkyHigh works with trusted legal partners to advise on the best path for your residency goals.