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Inheritance of land in Thailand
Foreigners are not allowed to own land in Thailand and foreigners cannot inherit land in Thailand. Foreigners married to a Thai national can acquire land as a statutory heir but will not be allowed to register ownership.
Section 93 'A foreigner who acquires land by inheritance as statutory heir can have an ownership in such land upon a permission of the Minister of Interior. However, the total plots of land shall not be exceeding of those specified in Section 87'Section 93 of the land code act must be read in relation to section 86 of the land code act 'foreign ownership under a treaty' and not in relation to foreigners married in Thailand inheriting land from their Thai spouse as a statutory heir. The over 50-year old section refers to statutory heirs of foreigners who acquired land by virtue of the provisions of a treaty (section 86). The last treaty was terminated in 1970 and there is currently no treaty with any country allowing the Minister of Interior to grant permission to any foreigner to register ownership of land in the Kingdom of Thailand. Any foreign statutory heir (foreign spouse) of land must sell the land within a period of 1 year pursuant section 94 of the land code act.
Note that it is only since 1999 (ministerial regulation) allowed for a Thai national married to a foreigner to acquire land in Thailand during the marriage, and only after is made sure that the foreign spouse does not obtain ownership rights in the land (i.e. the land office letter of confirmation). The foreign spouse may inherit land owned by the Thai spouse, but upon death of the Thai spouse the foreigner will not be given permission to register ownership of land owned by the deasesed spouse and the foreigner must sell the land within one year from the date of acquisition by inheritance.
http://www.thailandlawonline.com/article-older-archive/inheritance-of-real-estate-by-foreigners
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If you have NOT made a Last Will or Testament, or valid will, the law (intestacy rules) will determine what happens to your assets when you die. Under Thai inheritance laws this generally means that the assets will be distributed amongst the statutory heirs. Under section 1629 of the Civil and Commercial Code of Thailand there are 6 classes of statutory heirs and they are entitled to inherit in the following order:
- descendants
- parents
- brothers and sisters of full blood
- brothers and sisters of half blood
- grandparents
- uncles and aunts
- The surviving spouse is a statutory heir, subject to the special provisions of Section 1635 Civil and Commercial Code.
https://www.samuiforsale.com/knowledge/inheritance-laws-Thailand.html
