MTVDConstruction
Housing advisory

Build in Thailand with confidence

Especially for foreign buyers — clear, honest guidance so you understand the landscape before you commit. For anything formal, we introduce you to licensed Thai professionals.

How we guide you

Clarity before commitment

Ownership, explained simply

A plain-language overview of how foreigners typically hold property here — then we connect you with a licensed Thai lawyer for formal advice.

Independent inspection

We inspect work you have underway with another builder and report honestly.

Budget & feasibility

Realistic cost modelling before you commit to land or a design.

Common questions

Answers, before you ask

The things foreign clients most often want to know.

Foreigners generally cannot own land in Thailand, but you can own the house or building itself, and you can own a condominium unit outright (up to 49% foreign ownership in a building). A common approach is a registered long-term land lease — typically 30 years, renewable — with the house in your name. The right structure depends on your situation; we explain it plainly and introduce you to a licensed Thai lawyer to set it up correctly.

Cost and timeline figures last reviewed: August 2026

MTVD offers general guidance and project support — not legal or financial advice. Cost and timeline figures are typical market ranges for illustration, not a quote or a guarantee, and market rates change over time. For anything binding, we introduce you to licensed Thai professionals.