Yes, as a foreigner, you can buy and own a condominium in your name in Thailand. Under the Condominium Act B.E. 2522 (1979) of Thailand, foreigners are allowed to own up to 49% of the total space of all units in a condominium building. The remaining 51% must be owned by Thai nationals. This makes buying a condominium the most straightforward method for a foreigner to own property in Thailand. This is because the title deed (Chanote) to the condominium unit is issued in the owner’s name, thereby giving the foreigner full ownership rights, including the right to sell, rent out, or bequeath the unit. To buy a condominium in Thailand, a foreigner must transfer the funds to pay for the condominium from a foreign country, in foreign currency. The foreigner will also need to obtain a Foreign Exchange Transaction Form (FET-form) or a credit note from the bank for each payment. The total amount must be at least equal to the total purchase price of the condominium. This is to ensure that all funds used to buy the condominium have been obtained offshore, which is a requirement under Thai law.