Is Airbnb legal in Thailand? Not for most condos and villas
Airbnb-style stays under 30 days need a hotel licence under the Hotel Act 2004; a genuine 30-day-or-longer lease generally falls outside it.
Property management, short vs long term, regulations.
Airbnb-style stays under 30 days need a hotel licence under the Hotel Act 2004; a genuine 30-day-or-longer lease generally falls outside it.
A step-by-step guide to connecting a Beds24 channel manager so your availability, calendar and bookings stay in sync across every booking platform at once.
Thailand long-term rental contracts for foreign owners — standard terms, deposit, landlord and tenant duties, eviction, drafting a defensible lease.
Phuket property management fees — short-term and long-term rental, what's included vs extra, villa vs condo cost, how to evaluate operators.
How the Hotel Act 2004 treats Airbnb and daily rentals in Thailand, what's legal in 2026, and the Phuket enforcement that ended the grey zone.
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Yes — a foreigner can own a condo in Thailand freehold, in their own name, as long as the building still has room in its 49% foreign-ownership quota and the purchase funds arrive from abroad in foreign currency (the FET form).
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