Foreign Quota Condos in Pattaya

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Foreign quota is the 49% of a condominium's residential area that Thai law allows foreigners to own outright (freehold). A foreign-quota unit is titled in your own name — no companies, no long leases — and can be freely resold or inherited. This page collects Pattaya condos available under the foreign quota.

Quick facts

Active listings
103
Average size
58 м²
Ownership for foreigners
Freehold purchase or rentals from 1 month
Languages
English, Russian, Thai, Chinese
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Frequently asked questions

What is the foreign quota in a Thai condominium?
Under the Condominium Act, foreigners may own up to 49% of a building's residential floor area. A unit inside that quota is held in freehold — full perpetual ownership with the right to resell and inherit. The remaining 51% is the Thai quota: foreigners can hold those units only via leasehold or a Thai company.
How do I verify a unit is really in the foreign quota?
Before closing, the condominium's juristic office issues a quota confirmation and a debt-free letter, and the Land Department will only register the transfer if quota space is available. In popular beachside buildings the foreign quota sells out first — we verify availability for the specific building at reservation.
Why is freehold better than leasehold?
Freehold is perpetual ownership: you can sell, gift or bequeath the unit without anyone's consent. Leasehold is a 30-year lease with contractual renewals; on resale only the remaining term transfers, which narrows the buyer pool. The price gap between the two quotas in the same building is usually 5–10%.
How do payment and registration work?
Funds must arrive in Thailand from abroad in foreign currency, designated for a condominium purchase; the receiving Thai bank issues an FET form, which is mandatory to register freehold title to a foreigner. The transfer completes at the Land Department, normally within one day. More Property manages the process end-to-end.
Do foreign quota condos cost more?
In sought-after buildings, yes — quota space is scarce and trades at a 5–10% premium over Thai-quota units. That premium buys outright ownership and resale liquidity: a foreign buyer can only take over a unit that sits in the foreign quota.
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