Our everyday guide for expats and tourist living in Phuket. The category covers : Moving to Phuket, Staying in Phuket, Visa Information and more.
Developer buyback guarantees may sound attractive when buying a condo or villa in Phuket — but are they safe? This article explains what to look for and what buyers need to know.
This guide explains the Tabien Baan, Thailand’s house book system. Covers blue vs yellow, condo requirements, and key steps for foreigners in 2025.
This guide explains how foreigners can own freehold property in Phuket, covering Thai law, foreign quota rules, and the best way to buy condos or villas legally.
Life in Phuket as an expat offers the perfect mix of sunshine, safety and community. Discover what to expect when moving to Phuket as a retiree, digital nomad or family.
A guide to Thailand 30+30+30 leasehold. Covers what it means, legal context, Supreme Court rulings, risks, and what expats need to know.
Learn how foreigners can legally buy a condo in Phuket. This guide covers laws, fees, taxes, locations, and expert tips to make a smart purchase.
Looking for the perfect condo in Phuket? Here are 8 expert tips covering location, legal checks, foreign freehold ownership, and investment strategy to help you make a smart, secure purchase.
Thinking of buying a condo in Phuket? Whether you're looking for a holiday home, a rental investment, or a permanent move, this guide offers 10 strong reasons why condo ownership in Phuket could be right for you.
Looking to buy property in Phuket but not sure where? This detailed area guide explores the island’s most popular and up-and-coming locations — from Nai Harn and Rawai to Laguna and Surin. Find out where best suits your lifestyle and investment goals.
If you have a boat or love the yachting scene, then you'll love living right in amongst it all at one of Phuket's two main marinas. The Boat Lagoon and The Royal Phuket Marina are now firmly established as the island's most popular marinas to live in. There are plenty of choices for anyone seeking a home next to the water.
Nai Yang is one of Phuket's quieter beaches. For anyone looking for a more laid back feel with less people, more trees and is a shorter distance to the airport it is worth looking at some of the new developments taking place in the area.
Rawai has always been a popular area for foreigners to live on Phuket and the attractions are very obvious. There are great beaches nearby, plenty of amazing scenery, magnificent amenities and restaurants and a warm welcoming expatriate community.
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