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Power of Attorney for a Phuket Property Transfer

12 July 2026
Power of Attorney for a Phuket Property Transfer

Key Takeaways

  • Confirm the correct Land Office form and current certification requirements.
  • Identify the property, transaction, representative and permitted acts precisely.
  • Do not sign a blank or partly completed document.
  • Initial every approved correction and follow witness requirements.
  • If signed abroad, confirm current notarization or consular authentication with the handling office.

How overseas buyers and sellers prepare a narrow, verifiable Land Office power of attorney.

Power of Attorney for a Phuket Property Transfer

A power of attorney can let a representative complete a transfer, but it should be specific, fully completed and independently checked. The Department of Lands warns owners not to sign blank forms and recommends clear property and authority details.

Before signing

  • Confirm the correct Land Office form and current certification requirements.
  • Identify the property, transaction, representative and permitted acts precisely.
  • Do not sign a blank or partly completed document.
  • Initial every approved correction and follow witness requirements.
  • If signed abroad, confirm current notarization or consular authentication with the handling office.
  • Keep copies, verify payment instructions separately and revoke unused authority in writing.

Use the transfer checklist, FET guide, title guide and buy service.

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Fact-check flags

Forms, witnesses, authentication, Land Office practice, fees and authority scope can change and differ by transaction. Confirm directly with the relevant Land Office and Thai counsel.

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