Habitation
Allows rent-free residence in another's building for a term or life; not transferable or inheritable.
Usufruct, superficies and habitation are real rights registered at the land office. Habitation allows rent-free residence in a building and is not transferable or inheritable. None makes the holder a landowner.

Usufruct, superficies and habitation are real rights registered at the land office. Habitation allows rent-free residence in a building and is not transferable or inheritable. None makes the holder a landowner.
This page compares three rights commonly used for residence. General information under Thai law; not legal advice on your situation.
Allows rent-free residence in another's building for a term or life; not transferable or inheritable.
Allows possession, use and benefits including letting, up to 30 years or for life; ends on the holder's death.
Allows ownership of buildings on another's land up to 30 years or for life; generally transferable and inheritable.
Residence only: habitation. Benefits or letting: usufruct. Owning a house on another's land: superficies.
Must be registered at the land office to be real rights; fees follow Department of Lands rates.
Do not combine these with nominee land holding for foreigners, which breaches the Land Code.




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