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Yes, foreigners can legally buy property in Thailand. You can own a condo outright (freehold) under the 49% Foreign Freehold Quota, or purchase a villa through a long-term leasehold agreement. Always verify the title deed before buying.

Budget depends on location and property type. In Pattaya, condos start around THB 2-4 million, with 1-2 bedroom units at THB 4-8 million. Luxury condos and pool villas range THB 8-15 million+. Developer payment plans are widely available.

Freehold means permanent ownership, available to foreigners for condos under the 49% quota. Leasehold grants the right to use a property for up to 30 years with possible renewal arrangements subject to legal requirements and mutual agreement, commonly used for villas or land-based homes.

Mortgage options for foreigners in Thailand are limited and depend on income, residency, and bank policy. Most foreign buyers purchase with cash or a developer payment plan, which spreads the cost through staged instalments during construction.