Officially these titles cannot be bought, sold or leased and banks will not recognize them for mortgages. land with a possessory right has never been substantiated by the Land Department, with some titles tax payments may have been made to the local administration. These types have many different titles and are the least recommended as they grant almost no official rights but are much cheaper. There are no restrictions for this land title and there is no need to display a 30-day public notice when changing ownership Nor Sor 3 Gor is the same as Nor Sor 3 except the boundaries are defined and the land has been accurately surveyed in relation to the neighboring plots by an Ariel survey. When selling this type of land a 30 day public notice period is needed.

This type of land can be bought and sold officially and can have rights and building permits registered. There are no ‘parcel points’ or numbered concrete posts. Nor Sor 3 is a title deed which shows a person’s right to own a plot of land but the boundaries have not been officially marked and must be confirmed with neighboring plots. Nor Sor Saam / Nor Sor 3 There are 2 main types of Nor Sor 3 titles:.

With this title, it’s possible to register rights (sale, lease, usufruct, superficies, etc.) with the Land Department and obtain official building approval as well as being able to get a mortgage by placing the paper with the bank. This is the highest title, it grants the holder full rights over the land and has been surveyed but the land department and the boundaries plotted with GPS. In Thailand, there are 4 main types of Title Deeds which are as follows

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