Buying in Southeast Asia

[lukas]

Hello,

I would like to buy some small house in South East Asia, and I would like to ask where are the best conditions. Is it anywhere not allowed for foreigners to buy a house, or are there some countries where it is easier than in Thailand? I like also Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, Cambodia. I wanted to buy something in Thailand but it?s every year more restrictive there, so I would like to ask about the conditions in other countries.
Thanks
lukas

[10cents]

The Philippines is as good as anywhere else in South East Asia. A lot of foreigners have bought houses and other proportionates in this country. There are even retirement villages in Subic Bay.

[lmcrealty_ph]

That's right Sir you cannot own a house if you are a foreigner but you can own a condominium, and there is a condominium that looks like a house.

I offer you in Cavite Philippines The Maja V Bonita I Condovision. Every units here are attached on the lot just like an ordinary house, its affordable and foreigners like you can own it, in fact 3 foreigners already bought there.

Sir I am a Filipino Citizen and Real Estate is my business. If you are interested in my offer just E-mail me unying07@yahoo.com.ph so that I may give you informations and pictures of it.

[muasuadua]

Originally Posted by lmcrealty_ph

That's right Sir you cannot own a house if you are a foreigner but you can own a condominium, and there is a condominium that looks like a house.

I offer you in Cavite Philippines The Maja V Bonita I Condovision. Every units here are attached on the lot just like an ordinary house, its affordable and foreigners like you can own it, in fact 3 foreigners already bought there.

Sir I am a Filipino Citizen and Real Estate is my business. If you are interested in my offer just E-mail me unying07@yahoo.com.ph so that I may give you informations and pictures of it.

Hello, I am interested to get more information on the above project. Pls email info to souls1ker@yahoo.com Thank you.

[egeefay]

Thailand is getting more and more restrictive for foreingers wishing to buy property.
Of all the Asian nations I think Malaysia has a much more open door policy.
It's a Muslim nation so there are some restrictions on things like alcohol and prostitution, I think.
Google "retiring in Malaysia" for details on owning property there.
Thailand is much more open and free. But property ownership restrictions make it difficult for foreingers to own land