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Yes, foreigners can own a villa (the building), but not the land it stands on. At Yot Village, this is resolved via a long-term land lease structure.

No, Thai law prohibits foreigners from owning land. However, at Yot Village, you lease the land from a Thai company under a secure, long-term agreement. The land price is included in the purchase price.

Yes, Thai nationals can own the land outright. If you are a Thai citizen, the land title can be registered in your own name instead of using a lease structure.

The land is leased to you for 30 years, with two optional extensions of 30 years each—bringing the total potential lease duration to 90 years. This ensures legal clarity while giving you long-term security.

You lease the land from Thai Tulip Development Co. Ltd., a Thai company that owns the land. Thai Tulip is 51% Thai-owned and 49% owned by a Dutch BV, Thai Tulip International.

The initial lease term is 30 years, with two additional 30-year extensions available. All lease terms are set out in the agreement.

You have the legal option to extend the lease twice, for 30 years each time. This means you can secure use of the land for up to 90 years. Please note that the second lease extension may involve some additional procedures and costs after the contract is renewed. For more specific information tailored to your situation, our property consultants are happy to assist you.

Yes, the villa will be registered in your name. Registration is done locally in Sam Roi Yot at the district land office once the villa is completed.

Yes, you can buy through a company. This is often used by investors or buyers who already have a Thai company set up.

Yes, you can sell your villa at any time. The buyer can take over your remaining lease term, or a new lease can be drawn up. Please note that when ownership changes, the new leaseholder will need to sign a lease agreement at the Land Office. This process involves certain legal and administrative fees, which are typically handled by a legal office to ensure everything is properly done. Additional costs related to the lease transfer and notary services may apply. For more detailed guidance, our team or legal partners will be happy to assist you.

Yes, you can. Our website shows a detailed project map with available plots and specifications so you can make an informed choice.

Upon signing the purchase agreement, you pay a 10% deposit. Once construction begins, you pay 20%. Then follow two progress payments of 30%, and a final 10% upon handover. Construction typically takes about 12 months, depending on the project phase.

Yes, a formal villa sales agreement and a long-term land lease contract are part of the process. These documents clearly outline your rights and responsibilities.

Absolutely. We recommend involving your own legal advisor for due diligence and reviewing contracts.

No, there are no restrictions. You can sell your villa to any Thai or foreign buyer.

Yes, co-ownership is possible. Both names can be listed on the villa ownership documents.

The Villa Tulip is currently available for 13.5M ฿. In the future, the Villa Lotus will also become available. Check our availability page or contact us for the most up-to-date prices and options.

A 10% down payment is required upon signing the purchase agreement.

– 10% upon signing the contract
– 20% at the start of construction
– 30% during construction (first milestone)
– 30% during construction (second milestone)
– 10% upon completion and handover
Construction takes approximately 12 months, depending on the project phase.

Yes, you can transfer funds from a non-Thai bank account in euros. You simply indicate the amount in Thai baht, and your bank will convert it at the current exchange rate. The payment will be debited from your account in euros.

No, there is no resort fee at Yot Village, and there are no shared facilities or a homeowner's association. You only pay for your own home and land. However, you should factor in normal homeowner expenses such as maintenance and local property taxes.

Construction begins after the purchase agreement is signed and the first two payments (10% + 20%) have been received. The exact timing depends on the phase of the overall project. Currently, the Villa Tulip is available for purchase. For this model, construction is expected to start approximately one month after purchase.

Construction takes approximately 12 months from the official start date.

Yes, you will receive regular updates with photos and progress reports, so you can follow every stage of the build—even from abroad.

Our villas are based on a carefully designed layout that works well for both personal use and rental purposes. There's no need to make layout choices upfront—the design is complete and thoughtfully balanced. However, if you have specific preferences you'd like to explore, we're happy to discuss them. Contact us and we'll review your ideas together with the contractor to see what's possible and what costs may be involved. Please note: layout changes are best discussed before construction begins. Once building starts, certain changes may no longer be feasible.

Yes, we do. The Villa Lotus features four bedrooms, including one on the ground floor. However, this model is not yet available for purchase. If you'd like to be the first to know when Villa Lotus goes on sale, you can leave your contact details on our website.

Yes, each villa is equipped with internet infrastructure. You can choose your preferred internet provider and package once the villa is completed.

Yes, internet service is billed directly by the provider. Monthly costs typically range from 500 to 1,000 THB depending on the speed and provider you choose.

Yes, you are free to rent out your villa for short- or long-term stays. This applies to both Thai and foreign owners.

Yes, we offer a full-service rental management package. From professional photography and listing creation to guest communication and bookings, we handle everything to maximize your rental income. See the "Hands-Off Rental Management" service on our website for full details.

Yes, as the legal owner of the villa, you are free to use it whenever you like—there are no restrictions on personal use for foreigners.

Yes, most foreigners need a visa to enter Thailand. Many nationalities can enter visa-free for up to 30 or 60 days, and longer stays are possible with a tourist visa or long-stay visa (such as the Thai Elite or Retirement visa). We recommend checking the most current visa rules with the Thai embassy in your country.

We offer a Complete Property Care service package that covers regular cleaning, pool maintenance, gardening, and repairs. This is ideal if you want peace of mind, whether you're living in the villa or away for a longer time. You can find full details on the "Managed Services" page on our website.

Yes, we do. Our service packages include options for complete property care, guest-ready rental preparation, and full rental management. You can choose the services that suit your needs and only pay for what you use.

Yes, a permit is required for short-term rentals (under 30 days). We can help you apply for the correct license and guide you through the process.

Ownership of the villa (building) and lease rights to the land can be passed on to your heirs. This process should be arranged via a Thai will or local legal structure to ensure a smooth transfer.

Yes, Yot Village is located just 300 meters from the beach and close to various local restaurants, shops, and cafés. You can find more about the area on our "Things to Do" page.

The nearest airport is Hua Hin Airport, approximately a 45-minute drive away. Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi International Airport is about 3.5 hours by car. You can find more about this on the "how to get to Yot Village" page.