Living in Phuket

Mai Khao's 13 km stretch of sand is home to many 5-star resort hotels. For anyone who loves windswept deserted beaches, this area would be a tropical paradise. Development here is slow, but a few condo projects and the odd villa are appearing on or close to the coastline.

Bang Tao is one of Phuket's “up-and-coming” areas, with a beautiful beach and plenty of attractions for both tourists and residents. It is easy to see why it is becoming one of Phuket's most popular areas and a great place to invest in property.

Phuket long term rentals are a popular choice for expats, retirees, and digital nomads. This guide explains the rental process, contract basics, area highlights, and what to expect from monthly costs.

Foreigners can inherit a condominium in Phuket, but only under specific legal conditions. This guide explains how to plan succession properly — from quota rules to leasehold clauses, Thai wills, and long-term ownership protection.

Phuket’s stunning landscapes hide a complicated legal history, and not all land is as clean as it looks. Learn the dangers of illegal land titles, and how to avoid the most common scams when in Phuket.

Thinking of buying property in Phuket? Learn why due diligence is the most important step before any purchase — and what to look out for to avoid costly mistakes.

The key risks when thinking about Phuket property ownership and how to reduce them with document checks, developer due diligence, legal oversight, and safer ownership structures.

The key off plan risks in Phuket include project delays, weak developers, unclear contracts, and missing permits. Here’s how to reduce those risks.