Land Code Promulgating Act, B.E. 2497 (1954)
CHAPTER 8
Limitation of Aliens Right in Land
Section 86 Aliens may acquire land by virtue of the provisions of a treaty giving the right to own immovable properties and subject to the provisions of this Code.
Subject the Section 84 the aforesaid aliens may acquire land for residence, commerce, industry, agriculture, burial, public charity or religion under the conditions and procedures prescribed in Ministerial Regulations and with the permission of the Minister.
Section 87 The amount of land which may be permitted under the preceding Section is as follows:
(1) For residence, per family, not more than 1 rai
(2) For commerce, not more than 1 rai
(3) For industry, not more than 10 rais
(4) For agriculture, not more than 10 rais
(5) For religion, not more than 1 rai
(6) For public charity, not more than 5 rai
(7) For burial, per family, not more than rai The Council of Ministers may, if they think fit, permit an alien to acquire more land for industry than that prescribed in (3) under such conditions as they may impose. The provisions of Section 48 shall apply mutatis mutandis.
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