Baan Ua-Athorn Khlong Thanon, Bangkok

Condo for sale, Baan Ua-Athorn Bangkhen (Khlong Thanon), Phetkasem Road, Soi 24/1, area 31.85 sq m., 5th floor, renovated, 2 bedrooms, with furniture, airy, ready to move in
It's a 5-story building with no elevator. This room has a garden view.
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Documents Required for Foreigners Purchasing Real Estate in Thailand (Especially Condominiums):

Foreigners who wish to purchase real estate in Thailand, particularly condominiums, must prepare the following documents:
1. Passport: Original or a copy
2. Proof of Foreign Funds Transfer: A Foreign Exchange Transaction Form (FET) or Thor Tor 3 form from a bank, indicating that foreign currency has been brought into Thailand for the purpose of purchasing real estate
3. Copies of Immigration Stamp Page: Two copies
4. Sale and Purchase Documents: Such as a sale and purchase agreement or related documents
5. Power of Attorney (if applicable): If the buyer cannot be present, a Power of Attorney (using the official format from the Land Department) is required
6. Buyer’s Contact Information: For example, phone number and names of the buyer’s parents

For Foreigners Married to Thai Nationals, Additional Documents Are Required:
• Marriage Certificate: Original and copy
• Spouse’s Consent Letter: Along with a copy of the spouse’s Thai ID card and house registration

Please note: Foreigners are permitted to hold ownership of condominium units but are not allowed to directly own land or standalone houses in Thailand.

Ensuring all documents are properly prepared and complete will help facilitate a smooth property purchase process in Thailand.