Riviera Santa Monica Jomtien 1 Bedroom at The Riviera Santa Monica Jomtien. A lifestyle filled with elegance and comfort.

Yes, foreigners can legally own condominium units in Thailand under their own name, as long as the foreign ownership quota in the building (49%) is not exceeded. For houses or land, the structure can be owned but the land must be leased or owned via a Thai company or other legal structures.

Yes – when done correctly. We only work with reliable developers and verified resale units, and all deals are handled through certified lawyers who conduct full due diligence. You are protected legally, and everything is documented in official land office records.

This is one of the most common concerns. We provide full legal transparency, including:

• Ownership verification from the Land Office

• Contracts translated to your language

• Secure payment through escrow or developer accounts

• Direct contact with our legal team
  With us, you’re not just buying property – you’re getting full protection.

Absolutely. Many of our clients rent their condos for monthly or daily income. We offer property management services, including listing, check-in/check-out, and maintenance. Some projects also provide guaranteed rental return programs.

You can start from as low as 100,000 shekels (~1 million THB) as a down payment. Some projects allow installment payments starting from 3,500 shekels per month, making property ownership very accessible.

We understand skepticism. That’s why we provide:

• Real references from Israeli buyers

• Office & legal presence in Thailand

• Contracts under your name, verified by the Land Department

• Full ownership rights and official title deed (Chanote)

Each project has different policies, but deposits are typically non-refundable. We encourage you to consult with us and our lawyer before signing to make sure you’re 100% confident.

Thai banks rarely give loans to foreigners, but some developers offer in-house financing. You can pay in installments during construction or agree on long-term post-handover payment plans.

Taxes are relatively low in Thailand:

• Transfer fee: ~2% (split 50/50 in most cases)

• Maintenance fee: ~30–60 THB/m²/month depending on the project

• Rental income tax: Only applies if renting, and is relatively low

Yes. Most buyers sell easily due to high demand from locals and foreigners. We help you list, market, and close the resale – including legal transfers.

No. Owning a property doesn’t grant a visa automatically. However, we can help arrange long-term visas, including Elite Visa, LTR Visa or Retirement Visa based on your situation.

While different from Israel, the Thai legal system works well when procedures are followed. That’s why we work with Thai  lawyers who explain each step, translate all documents, and ensure every detail is secure and official.

Yes. Many of our clients buy without visiting Thailand. With video tours, digital contracts, power of attorney, and legal oversight, you can buy securely from abroad – and we take care of everything.

• New projects: Often cheaper with payment plans, and can increase in value during construction.
• Resale units: Available immediately, often come fully furnished, and ready to rent or live in.

We help you choose what’s best for your goal – rental income, investment, or living.

Because we’re not just another agency – we’re Israelis who live in Thailand, speak your language, understand your mindset, and protect your interests. We don’t just sell, we guide, protect, and serve our clients all the way.