
Buying a condo in Chiang Mai as a foreigner
How the 49% foreign quota works, and what to check before you pay a deposit.

Chiang Mai, Thailand18.79° N, 98.99° E
To rent, per month
About Chiangmai Estate
Chiangmai Estate lists houses, pool villas, condos and land around Chiang Mai: condos in Nimman and the Old City, family homes in Santitham, and pool villas and land out in Hang Dong and Mae Rim.
We post every listing ourselves, so when you ask about a property you're talking to the people who know it. Send the listing code on LINE or give us a call, and we'll answer your questions and set up a viewing.

How the 49% foreign quota works, and what to check before you pay a deposit.

Space, schools, getting around and the questions to ask, in two of the most popular areas outside the city.

What landlords usually ask for up front, how contracts work, and which bills you pay yourself.
Yes, a condo unit can be owned outright, as long as foreign owners hold no more than 49% of the building's total unit area. Land can't be owned by a foreigner directly; the usual options are a lease of up to 30 years or choosing a condo instead. The rules depend on the property, so ask us about the one you're interested in.
Yes, every rental price on the site is per month. Ask us about the deposit and contract length for the place you like.
Usually a copy of your passport, a security deposit (often two months' rent) and the first month's rent. The exact terms depend on the landlord, so we'll confirm them for the property you choose.
Send us the listing code on LINE or give us a call, and we'll find a time that suits you.
Every listing has a code, such as CME-0012. Include it when you message us and we'll know straight away which property you mean.
No. Asking about a listing on LINE or by phone is free.