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Normally the person whose name is on the Chanot or other land title deed will also be the owner of whatever is built on the land. Yes somebody (also a foreigner) can own a house without owning the land it has been built on. I figure in that case this has to be written on the Chanot or other land paper.

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Normally the person whose name is on the Chanot or other land title deed will also be the owner of whatever is built on the land. Yes somebody (also a foreigner) can own a house without owning the land it has been built on. I figure in that case this has to be written on the Chanot or other land paper.

It's not a question designed for you to have a guess at!

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Usually this forum does not provide answers to specialized legal questions unless it is about immigration rules. One thing you could do is enquire at a municipal land office (kom tee din), if you cannot speak Thai take somebody along who does.

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Normally the person whose name is on the Chanot or other land title deed will also be the owner of whatever is built on the land. Yes somebody (also a foreigner) can own a house without owning the land it has been built on. I figure in that case this has to be written on the Chanot or other land paper.

It's not a question designed for you to have a guess at!

Thank You.

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