Living in Phuket

Chalong is one of Phuket’s most connected and liveable areas, offering strong value, a great lifestyle, and excellent investment potential for 2025 and beyond.

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 is one of Asia’s most sought-after destinations for long-term living, and monthly rentals are a popular choice for expats and remote workers. This guide explores how to find the perfect long-term property, what to expect in terms of pricing and contracts, and how to avoid common rental pitfalls on the island.

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 “dirty land,” illegal titles, and how to avoid the most common scams when buying property in Phuket.

Thailand’s Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) plays a major role in what can and cannot be built in Phuket. Learn how EIA laws affect coastal, hillside, and high-density developments — and how to protect your investment.

Buying property in Phuket? Choosing a reputable developer is one of the most important decisions you'll make. Here’s why it matters — and what to look out for.

Paying a reservation deposit is often the first step to securing a property in Phuket. But without proper legal protection, this step can carry serious risks. Here’s what buyers need to know.

Using a Thai company to purchase property in Phuket was once common among foreign buyers. But with increasing scrutiny from authorities, is it still legal — or worth the risk?

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.

Buying real estate in Phuket? Discover the common pitfalls foreign buyers face, including poor regulation, land title problems, and developer risks—plus how to avoid them.