FAQ

Hua Hin is one of Thailand’s safest, cleanest, and most livable coastal towns — offering a peaceful lifestyle with modern amenities, international schools, hospitals, golf courses, and a vibrant expat community. Unlike Pattaya or Phuket, Hua Hin is more relaxed, with less nightlife chaos and lower living costs.

Reference: Expat Life in Thailand, International Living Magazine.

Move to Hua Hin is more than just a real estate website; we are your relocation partner. We personally assist you in finding homes, land, and rentals that match your lifestyle. We also help you understand legal requirements, visa options, and local culture. All listings are reviewed with expat needs in mind, and we speak both Thai and English fluently. 👉 Contact Kru Koong directly via: 📞 WhatsApp / Call: (+66) 098-474-6168 💬 LINE: https://lin.ee/f6G6kpf

Foreigners cannot own land directly in Thailand, but they can own buildings, lease land (typically 30 years), or buy condominiums (up to 49% of a building’s total area). We offer property advice tailored to your needs.

Reference: Thai Land Code Act (Sections 86–96), ThaiEmbassy.com

Yes. Many foreigners buy property in Thailand with a Thai spouse. The land is registered in the Thai partner’s name, but legal contracts can protect both parties.

We help guide binational couples through this process with transparency.

A couple can live comfortably in Hua Hin with 40,000–60,000 THB/month (US$1,200–1,800), including rent, utilities, and food. Private villas and luxury condos cost more, but value remains high compared to Western countries.

Reference: Numbeo.com (Cost of Living in Hua Hin)

Yes, we do! We offer short-term rentals from 1 to 6 months, complete with Wi-Fi, cleaning services, pool maintenance, and local support. It's perfect for your “test living” phase before you settle into a long-term home.

Hua Hin offers coworking spaces, stable internet, and an inspiring lifestyle for remote professionals. We help digital nomads find short-term stays, visa strategies, and even connect them to local meetups.

🔗 Visit our "Work from Hua Hin" blog series for tips.

The first step is to book a free discovery call with Kru Koong. We’ll discuss your lifestyle, needs, and provide you with a relocation roadmap — from housing to schools and visas.

📞 Book now via LINE or WhatsApp: (+66) 098-474-6168

Absolutely! We recommend international schools, trusted hospitals, insurance brokers, and English-speaking service providers. Our goal is to make your transition as smooth and supported as possible.

Hua Hin is one of the top destinations for retirees and families alike. The crime rate is low, healthcare is excellent, and people are friendly.

We support you every step of the way — from your first visit to your first grocery run.

Reference: Safety Index by Numbeo (Hua Hin ranks among the safest Thai cities)

Yes. Most major Thai banks allow foreigners to open a savings account, especially if you have a long-term visa or proof of residence (e.g. lease agreement or house registration). Recommended banks include Bangkok Bank, Kasikorn Bank, and Siam Commercial Bank.

💡 Tip: You’ll need your passport, visa, and proof of address. Some branches may request a letter from your embassy.

📲 For assistance, contact Kru Koong directly via WhatsApp or LINE.

Thailand offers several long-term visa options for property buyers and residents, including: - Thailand Elite Visa (5–20 years, fast-track services, no income requirement) - Long-Term Resident Visa (LTV) for retirees, investors, and remote workers - Retirement Visa (O or O-A) for those aged 50+ with financial proof 📌 Note: Buying a home doesn't automatically grant a visa, but it can support your application when combined with the right financial or retirement criteria. 🔗 Read more from the Thai Immigration Bureau.

Absolutely! Hua Hin has many clean and accessible public beaches, including:

• Hua Hin Beach (central & family-friendly)

• Khao Takiab Beach (peaceful with a temple view)

• Suan Son Pradipat (pine-lined, ideal for picnics)

• Khao Tao Beach (hidden gem south of Hua Hin) Most beaches are swimmable and safe, with cafés and parking nearby.

Prices for newly built private pool villas in Hua Hin start from around 5.5–6 million THB (approx. $150,000–170,000 USD), depending on size, location, and land ownership terms (Freehold vs. Leasehold). 📷 See listings here: www.movetohuahin.com/buy 📲 Or contact Kru Koong for private tours and exclusive offers.

Yes, but there are specific legal frameworks:

• You can own up to 49% of a Thai company (Thai partner must hold 51%)

• Certain industries are restricted under the Foreign Business Act

• You can also invest in condos (100% ownership allowed) or property under leasehold

• Thailand Board of Investment (BOI) offers incentives for specific sectors 📌 BOI Thailand Official Site Need help structuring your investment legally? 🧾 Contact Kru Koong for trusted local legal and business consulting referrals.