For property developers
Sell your development to international buyers
We present new and off-plan developments in Thailand to international buyers, with the information they need to buy from wherever they live, and an adviser who stays with each buyer to the keys.
- developments presented on the site today
- 35
- regions of Thailand covered by our area guides
- 7
- tools buyers use to plan a purchase
- 10
- currencies a buyer can see your prices in, besides the baht
- 10
Who we are
British-based advisers to international buyers
Thailand Property Investor is a British-based adviser to international buyers of new and off-plan property in Thailand, and part of the Omnia network. Our advisers specialise in Thai property for international buyers, with deep experience of the market, and work to a British standard of service and etiquette.
We sell on information, as every Omnia market does. Each development we present comes with its prices, the full costs of buying and owning, what a foreign buyer can legally own, the payment plan, and our view of its strengths and its considerations, so that the buyers we introduce to you have the full picture before they view or reserve.
For you, that means a development presented properly to buyers who cannot visit every week: on a page of its own, in their language and their currency, with an adviser to answer what the page does not.
Our buyers
Buyers abroad, buying with the full picture
The site is written for people buying in Thailand from another country, with everything they need to decide before they fly.
- Who they are
- International buyers living outside Thailand, looking at new and off-plan homes as a holiday home, an investment, a move or a retirement.
- Where they look
- Phuket, Bangkok, Hua Hin and Chiang Mai, where developments are listed today, across the 7 regions we cover.
- What they read
- 22 buying guides on ownership, costs, tax and the off-plan process, and guidance for buyers from 13 countries: Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Sweden, Switzerland, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom and United States.
- What they use
- 10 tools, among them the purchase cost calculator, the off-plan payment planner, the running cost calculator and the rental yield calculator.
- How they see prices
- In Thai baht, or in their own currency: 10 others, converted at dated reference rates.
What you get
Your development, presented in full
- 01
A full development page
Your development's own page: the title and starting price, the gallery, the specification, every available home, the payment plan, the location, ownership and costs, rental, our view and the questions buyers ask.
- 02
A page for every home type
Each home type has its own page with its size, tenure, price and handover, and appears in search results once it has a price and is available.
- 03
The pages buyers search
Your development is listed on our sale pages by area, by type, by build stage and by budget, such as property for sale in Phuket.
- 04
Read by search and AI
Every page carries schema.org structured data, and your homes appear in our listing feeds, our Markdown pages and our llms.txt, the formats that search engines and AI assistants read.
- 05
Prices in their currency
Prices are kept in Thai baht and shown, if the buyer chooses, in any of 10 other currencies at dated reference rates, so a buyer in London or Sydney sees what the home costs them.
- 06
Payment plan and cost tools
Your payment plan is set out stage by stage, and buyers can work out the purchase costs, the stage payments and the rental yield on your prices.
- 07
Enquiries with context
An enquiry reaches the adviser with what the buyer told us (budget, purpose, timeframe and the home they asked about) and, where they allowed it, the developments and tools they looked at.
- 08
One adviser to handover
The adviser who takes the first call stays with the buyer through the reservation, the contract, each stage payment and the handover, alongside the buyer's own lawyer.
How it works
From first call to handover
Six steps, and the same for every development we present.
Start with the form- 01
Tell us about the development
Use the form on this page or WhatsApp. The name, the location and the stage are enough to start.
- 02
A first conversation
We talk through the development, the buyers it suits and how you work with agents. Terms, including our fee, are agreed with each developer before anything is published.
- 03
Send the materials
Price lists, floor plans, the payment plan, renders you hold the rights to, availability and the foreign quota position. The list is below.
- 04
We write the pages
We check every figure against your materials, write the development page with its strengths and its considerations, and publish a page for each home type.
- 05
Buyers, introduced
Our advisers answer buyers' questions and introduce a buyer to you when they want to view or reserve, then follow the purchase through to handover.
- 06
Kept current
Send each new price list and availability update. We change the page and the date it was checked, and mark sold homes as sold out.
What we need from you
The materials buyers ask for
Buyers abroad, and their lawyers, ask for the same things. With these in hand, we can answer them without coming back to you.
- Price list
- The current price list with its date and every home type. A price we cannot confirm is shown as Price on request.
- Floor plans
- A plan and the internal and external areas for each home type.
- Payment plan
- Each stage, its share of the price and when it falls due.
- Renders and photographs
- Images you own or are licensed to share, with permission to publish them.
- Availability
- Which homes are available, reserved or sold, each time it changes.
- Foreign ownership
- For a condominium, how much of the foreign freehold quota is still available. For a villa or house, the tenure on offer: the registered lease term and any renewal terms.
- Title and approvals
- The land title, the building permit and, where it applies, the environmental impact assessment approval.
- Costs of owning
- Who pays the transfer fee, the sinking fund and the monthly common-area fee, and the terms of any rental programme.
Our standards
How we present your development
The rules every page on the site follows. They are why a buyer can act on what they read.
Our standards- 01
Strengths and considerations
Every development page sets out both: what it does well, and what a buyer should weigh, such as the build stage, the tenure or the distance to the beach.
- 02
No figure without a source
Prices, sizes, fees and dates come from your materials or a published source, with the date they were checked. A home with no confirmed price says Price on request.
- 03
No pressure, no promises
We do not press buyers with deadlines or scarcity, and we make no promises about returns. A rental guarantee is described as your contractual offer, with its term and who backs it.
- 04
Images with rights only
We publish only the images you supply with permission to publish them, and never take pictures from elsewhere.
- 05
Independent legal advice
We tell every buyer to use their own independent lawyer before they commit, and we work alongside that lawyer.
Questions
What developers ask us
Who are your buyers?
How are buyers qualified before you introduce them?
Which parts of Thailand do you cover?
Do you ask for exclusivity?
What are your terms?
How do you keep prices and availability current?
How do we send you materials?
Will you show the considerations of our development as well as its strengths?
Can we use our own renders and brochure?
Talk to us
Present your development to our buyers
Tell us about the development and what you would like from us. We will reply to arrange a first conversation.
Photograph: Dusk over the water from a hillside terrace in Phuket