Law Office · Hua Hin / Cha-am

Is there a lawyer in Hua Hin who can help with a lease or a usufruct?

Yes — our partner network covers Hua Hin, Cha-am, Pranburi and the rest of Prachuap Khiri Khan and Phetchaburi. A lease of immovable property longer than three years must be registered at the Land Office to be enforceable beyond three years (Civil and Commercial Code s.538), and registered leases are capped at 30 years. A usufruct lets a person use and take the fruits of land for life or a fixed term and is also registered at the Land Office. Land Office registration fees and taxes are set by the Department of Lands and assessed at the counter. Arrangements designed to disguise foreign ownership through Thai nominees are unlawful and we do not structure them. Call 092-0170000 or LINE @THAIL — service fees on request.

General information, not case-specific legal advice. Government fees may change; confirm with the authority before paying.

Is there a lawyer in Hua Hin who can help with a lease or a usufruct?

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