Several Heirs, One Phuket Condo: Confirm the Share and Decision Before a Sale

'# Several Heirs, One Phuket Condo: Confirm the Share and Decision Before a Sale

Short answer: If a Phuket condo passes to multiple heirs, confirm the legal shares, the registration path and the authority to sign before marketing or accepting a deposit. One heir’s agreement may not be enough to transfer the whole unit.

Have counsel review the title, will or succession order, court appointment of an estate administrator and any co-owner records. Ask the Land Office how it will register the heirs and what signatures it requires if the heirs later sell, transfer a share or settle ownership between themselves. Also ask the condominium juristic person for current ownership and account documents. Foreign ownership eligibility and the building’s quota must be checked for the proposed recipient; do not treat a family transfer as automatically exempt from condo rules.

Discuss practical routes before listing: registering the heirs’ shares, one heir buying out another, or jointly selling the unit. Each route can have different tax, fee, consent and timing implications. Record the decision in writing, agree how expenses and proceeds are divided, and avoid collecting a buyer’s money until the seller’s authority and transfer route are clear.

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Fact-check: Checked 19 October 2026. Inheritance, co-ownership, foreign quota, registration and tax outcomes depend on the documents and current law. Obtain written advice for the specific unit.

Sources: Department of Lands, Condominium Act; Department of Lands, registration guide.'