Airbnb in Phuket is not freely permitted for short stays under Thai law. Most properties require a 30-day minimum rental unless licensed as a hotel. Here’s how the market actually operates and what investors should understand.

Foreigners can buy property in Thailand, but the rules differ for condos and villas. This 2026 guide explains what foreigners can and cannot own, how leasehold works, typical buying costs, rental rules, and the key points to know before investing.

Singaporeans are increasingly investing in Thailand’s property market. This 2026 guide explains condo ownership, leasehold rules, and top investment areas from Phuket to Bangkok.

Malaysia’s 2026 Budget will double stamp duty for foreign property purchases from 4 % up to 8 %. The policy aims to balance housing affordability and investment growth, with developers already adapting through incentives.

As Malaysia’s property market opens further in 2026, more Singaporeans are looking north for value, space, and lifestyle advantages. This guide explains ownership rules, minimum purchase prices, and key hotspots like Kuala Lumpur, Johor, and Penang, where freehold opportunities and high yields are drawing growing interest.

Thailand is emerging as a top choice for British investors seeking lifestyle, affordability, and yield. This 2025 guide explains how UK buyers can legally purchase property in Thailand, covering ownership options, taxes, visas, financing, and the best investment locations in Phuket, Bangkok, and beyond.