Mike Smith If you got a yellow book and a Thai ID card then you have added circumstances in Thailand. Either you are a property owner or are married. The average tourist on a DTV can't open a bank account, get a yellow book or an ID card. Also? When did you do all of this? Before or after the recent crackdown on people getting an account with a DTV?

Arnold Watson It was painfully obvious what you were talking about bud. Some people just have to comment.

Thomas Lyall Yes. The Thai owner holds the blue book in their name, and the foreigner, registered at the address, has a yellow book in their name.

Hari BO It has everything to do with it. Thai law is for any assets bought while married. She can sell it, but not without the husbands permission and 50% of the sale price.

Petr S. Van Valkenburg Not at all. Sounds like you need to research an Usurfruct agreement when the spouse dies. :(

Richard Gordon Julius Attacking people and not knowing Thai laws. Whoops.

Richard Gordon Julius You read it again. He can own the house

John Worzy He can own the house of course

Petr S. Van Valkenburg Correct. Legal marriage.

Takiep74 A NON Thai can be added, with PR, which is what you posted.