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Is Thai real estate worth investing in? Is the Thai elite visa related to buying a house?
I guess you mean who can buy a house in Thailand? You don't need a Thai elite visa to buy a house in Thailand. You just bought it as a foreigner. Thai law does not allow foreigners to buy land, so foreigners can only buy apartments in Thailand. Moreover, only 49% of apartments in a project can be sold to foreigners, and the remaining 5 1% must be sold to Thais. When do you need a visa? If you buy a house and want to live in it, most people will invest and hold it. If you live, you can get your so-called Thai elite visa and other pension visas (retirement visas).

Let me tell you something about houses in Thailand.

1. Low investment threshold

As the best entry-level choice for overseas home buyers, it is a low-threshold and cost-effective investment project, which does not require a lot of capital investment and has relatively low risk.

2. Great appreciation potential

Judging from the appreciation potential, Thailand, as the second largest economy in Southeast Asia and the center of ASEAN, has a relatively stable political environment and frequent economic exchanges with China. At present, Thailand has a population of 64 million, and its foreign exchange reserves rank 13 in the world, reaching183 billion US dollars. Thailand has obvious advantages in foreign exchange reserves and can effectively maintain the stability of the Thai baht. As a big tourist country and an old-age resort, the population will only increase in the future, and the room for house price appreciation should not be underestimated.

3. Good policies

Permanent property rights, no inheritance tax, no pool area, apartments and villas with decoration, unlimited purchase and loans, can fry unfinished buildings, stable economic growth and low taxes and fees.

The houses are all hardcover, and the supporting facilities are superior to those in China.

What I bought in Thailand is not only a house, but also a service and lifestyle. Thai property is not only finely decorated, but also has a free swimming pool and a free gym, which are standard in Thai apartments. Depending on the developer, there may be a free reception area, work area, sauna room, etc.

5. The rental return is relatively high.

As investors who buy houses, everyone must pay more attention to the concept of "rent-to-sale ratio", with an average rental return rate of 6.49%, ranking third among Southeast Asian countries.

Of course, there are also some pits in Thai houses where small companies cooperate with each other in the market. As for what, you ask me and I'll tell you quietly.