Houses, Land and Condos for Sale in Nonthaburi

Nonthaburi hosts Pak Kret, Bang Yai and Bang Bua Thong, as well as the Chao Phraya riverside. The MRT Purple Line runs into the province, and new condos are built along the rail corridor. Traffic on the main roads to Bangkok is heavy, and flooding has affected low-lying areas during rainy seasons. Look at elevation, drainage and proximity to a station.

Foreigners cannot own land in Thailand. They can buy condominium units freehold within a 49% foreign quota per building, or use land leases of 30 years. Transfer fees are typically 2% plus specific business tax or stamp duty and withholding tax, shared by agreement. Always check the title deed type (Chanote is strongest). See the Thailand consultation guide, financing page and Thailand page.

For condos, ask the juristic person office to confirm the foreign quota and the sinking fund balance. For houses and land held by a Thai seller, check the title deed type at the Land Department and whether any mortgage is registered. Foreign buyers should bring funds in by international transfer and obtain the foreign exchange transaction form, which is needed to register condo ownership.

Bangkok is directly south. Pathum Thani lies north, Samut Prakan and Bang Phli east, Samut Sakhon west and Si Racha is farther along the eastern seaboard.