Check building completion, permitted use, condominium registration, title readiness and common-system operation before transfer.
Physical completion and legal readiness are different tests
Before accepting transfer, ask which approvals prove the building may be used as intended, whether the condominium has been registered, whether the unit title and foreign-quota evidence are ready, and which conditions remain outstanding. Match each document to the exact building, phase and unit.
Confirm power, water, fire systems, lifts, access, parking, waste, insurance and juristic operations are commissioned rather than merely promised. Tie unresolved items to written contractual remedies. Read the phased-handover guide, contract-document guide and developers.
Next step
Phuket Stay Pro can assemble the readiness file for independent review.
Fact check
Approval names, sequence, registration, title issue, quota evidence and transfer remedies depend on the project, authority, contract and current Thai law. Verify originals independently.
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