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@Adina in Thailand Hello,Koh Samui can be a fantastic place for retirement, but I would recommend spending some time on the island before making any long-term decisions.Many newcomers initially focus on Chaweng because it is the most well-known ... Read More

@Paul_Adams Hello,Your basic understanding is generally correct, but I would add a few important points.• A foreigner generally cannot directly own land in Thailand.• A foreigner can own the building itself.• A registered leasehold is ... Read More

@Rhonn Hello,Many foreigners initially look at condominiums because the ownership structure is generally simpler than buying a house with land.From my experience, the first decision should not be "condo or house" but rather:• Where do you want ... Read More

@Cheryl Hello,I spend a lot of time on Koh Samui and the cost of living can vary significantly depending on lifestyle.For a couple living comfortably on Koh Samui in 2026, I would roughly estimate:• Rent: 15,000–40,000 THB per month ... Read More

@Midnight-Sam Hello,Yes, foreigners can buy a house in Thailand, but the land ownership is where things become more complex.In general:• Foreigners can own a condominium under certain conditions.• Foreigners can own a house (the building ... Read More

@scbrock Hello,A few points would make me very cautious before paying a 600,000 THB deposit.1. Land ownership and lease structureThe most important question is not the house itself but the land underneath it. Before signing anything, I would want ... Read More