Living in Phuket

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.

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.

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.

Choosing a reputable developer in Phuket is essential to avoid risks. This guide explains how to check credibility, verify permits, and understand the signs of a trustworthy company.

Reservation deposits can be risky if agreements are unclear. This guide explains 5 rules every buyer should know to reduce risks in Phuket property deals.

Thai company ownership in Phuket can be risky if the company is only a shell. This guide explains the rules, risks, and need for a genuine, tax-paying business.

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.