Notary Public for the Real Estate Industry
Property POA, transfer documents and cross-border sales — condos, houses, land and commercial projects
Thailand real estate transactions involving foreigners require notarized documents at every step. We support the full lifecycle: Power of Attorney for property transfer when the buyer cannot fly in, certified Sales & Purchase Agreements, Foreign Exchange Transaction Form (source-of-funds certification required by the Land Department), and long-term lease documentation.
Common use cases
Foreign condo purchase
Source-of-funds (FET Form) certification for filing with the Land Department
Power of Attorney for transfer
POA so a Thai-based agent can complete the transfer when the buyer is overseas
30-year long-term lease
Notarized lease agreements and supporting documents for foreign investors
Commercial real-estate transactions
Corporate documents, board resolutions, and cross-border project SPAs
Documents we notarize
- Power of Attorney for property transfer
- Sales & Purchase Agreement
- Foreign Exchange Transaction (FET) Form
- Long-term Lease / Leasehold Agreement
- Buyer / Seller corporate certification
- Shareholder resolutions for property transactions
- Inheritance documents for Thai property
How it works
Initial consult
Send scans via LINE @iNotary for review and cost estimate
Document prep
Our team prepares documents and translations matching Land Department requirements
Notarization
Notarial Services Attorney signs, seals and certifies
Onward legalization
MFA + Embassy legalization if the document will be used abroad
Best fit for
- Foreigners buying condos in Bangkok, Phuket, Pattaya, Chiang Mai
- Real-estate agents and brokers serving international clients
- Property developers handling cross-border transactions
- Family offices and foreign investors in Thailand
- Law firms advising on real estate
FAQ
What if the foreign buyer is not in Thailand?
We prepare a Power of Attorney with full Notary + MFA + Embassy legalization; the buyer signs abroad and the POA returns to Thailand for the transfer.
How long does it take?
Notarization alone: 1 day. Full chain (Notary + translation + MFA + Embassy): 5–10 business days.
What do I need to prepare?
Passport, copy of title deed, draft contract, and details of the appointed Thai agent.
Pricing?
POA notarization THB 2,000, SPA THB 2,500, full one-stop package from THB 5,500.