Register the lease
Leases over 3 years must be registered at the land office; otherwise enforceable for 3 years only.
Leases of immovable property over 3 years must be in writing and registered at the land office or are enforceable for only 3 years. The maximum term is 30 years; renewal clauses are promises with limited enforceability, not guaranteed extensions.

Leases of immovable property over 3 years must be in writing and registered at the land office or are enforceable for only 3 years. The maximum term is 30 years; renewal clauses are promises with limited enforceability, not guaranteed extensions.
This page explains long leases for foreigners. General information under Thai law; not legal advice on your situation.
Leases over 3 years must be registered at the land office; otherwise enforceable for 3 years only.
General leases cannot exceed 30 years; longer terms are reduced to 30. Commercial and industrial leases under special law have separate conditions.
Renewal options are promises between the parties and may not bind land transferees or heirs in all cases, so do not treat them as 60- or 90-year rights.
Leases generally rely on the lessee's personal qualities; check assignment and succession clauses.
State who owns a house built on leased land; superficies may be combined with the lease.
Lease registration incurs Department of Lands fees and duty calculated on total rent.




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