Usufruct
Lets the holder possess, use and take benefits from land or a house for up to 30 years or the holder's life, ending at the holder's death.
Usufruct and superficies are real rights registered at the land office for up to 30 years or for life. Usufruct ends on the holder's death and is not inheritable; superficies is generally transferable and inheritable unless agreed otherwise.

Usufruct and superficies are real rights registered at the land office for up to 30 years or for life. Usufruct ends on the holder's death and is not inheritable; superficies is generally transferable and inheritable unless agreed otherwise.
This page explains using these rights alongside will planning. General information under the Thai Civil and Commercial Code; not legal advice on your situation.
Lets the holder possess, use and take benefits from land or a house for up to 30 years or the holder's life, ending at the holder's death.
Lets the holder own buildings on another's land for up to 30 years or the life of the owner or holder; generally transferable and inheritable.
For example, leave land to children by will while registering a lifetime usufruct for a foreign spouse to reside; assess case by case.
Both must be registered at the land office to be real rights; fees follow Department of Lands rates.
These rights do not make foreigners landowners and should not be used to circumvent restrictions.
Set out repairs, taxes and expenses between owner and holder clearly.




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