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Foreigners are not permitted to buy or own land in Thailand but there are other methods through which foreigners can use land such as with a usufruct which is similar to a life estate.

Thai Law does not permit foreigners to own property in Thailand which includes setting up a company to buy and own land, which most likely will remain unchanged in 2026.

The Thai Baht has been strengthening due to various factors indicating that Thailand's economy is strong, but at the same time is having a negative impact on expats who must rely on income from overseas pensions.

An annual New Year wish from the company sent out to all clients and viewers for 2026.

Foreigners who wish to remain in Thailand for at least 3 years or more can arrange short term leases whereby their name will need to be registered on the title deed itself.

Politics in Thailand is going through interesting times, whereby not only is there a general election to be held next month, but it has been arranged that the Charter Referendum is to be held on the same day.

For those who wish to travel to Thailand and enjoy the Entertainment life, it is best to finalise agreements, financial or otherwise, in order to avoid unforeseen and unwanted outcomes.

This is a talk about an idea of one Political Party in Thailand that cancelling large bank notes would help dismantle corruption networks when the result would most likely cause people to move to a parallel system.

Elections in Thailand are coming up whereupon some parties, Pheu Thai included have issued warnings on distorted narratives etc. when the latest Pheu Thai led government itself, actually carried out most of those acts.

Cannabis in Thailand was legalized in 2020, following which a large number of licences were issued for retail outlets, whereby any changes to the regulations must be through legislative due process in Parliament.