Match a Phuket Condo to Its Legal Identity

Marketing names, door numbers and legal unit numbers may not be the same. A buyer should prove that the room viewed, the unit certificate, floor plan, utilities and contract all describe one property.

Identity cross-check

• Record the project name, building, floor, door number, legal unit number and title or certificate reference.
• Match the unit plan, registered area and boundaries to the physical room and any represented balcony, storage or parking.
• Compare seller identity and encumbrances against current official records.
• Check electricity, water, juristic-office and postal identifiers; document any mismatch before closing.
• Use the same verified description in the reservation, sale contract, payment references and handover inventory.
• Photograph meter serials, keys and access credentials at handover and keep certified copies of the final file.

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Fact-check flags

Official records, numbering, areas, common-property rights, addresses, encumbrances and utility identifiers are unit-specific. Confirm current originals with the Land Office, condominium juristic person and independent Thai counsel.