Department of Lands (Ministry of Interior) -- Nakhon Si Thammarat Provincial Land Office
The Nakhon Si Thammarat Provincial Land Office, confirmed via the Department of Lands' own official site, is the office where property transactions across the province are legally finalised -- title deeds physically change hands and transfers are registered here. For anyone buying, selling or financing a condo, house or land in Nakhon Si Thammarat -- Thai or foreign -- this is the office that matters.
The province is large and mostly rural, so the Department of Lands maintains twelve district branch offices in addition to this main provincial office (including Thung Song, Sichon, Pak Phanang, Hua Sai, Cha-uat, Chian Yai, Chawang, Lan Saka, Ron Phibun, Tha Sala, Thung Yai and Phrom Khiri) -- each covers specific districts, so confirm which office holds jurisdiction over a given title deed before travelling. Most buyers, foreign buyers especially, attend with a Thai lawyer or a representative from the developer/agent handling the deal.
Address: 247 Soi Wandi Khositkulaporn, Phatthanakan Khukwang Road, Pak Nakhon Sub-district, Mueang Nakhon Si Thammarat District, Nakhon Si Thammarat 80000
Hours: Standard Thai government-office hours apply -- typically Monday-Friday, roughly 8:30 AM-4:30 PM with a midday break -- but we could not independently confirm this specific office's exact current public hours from an official source, so call ahead or check with a local lawyer/agent before a transaction-day visit.
Phone: Tel +66 (0)75 432 012 · Fax +66 (0)75 432 011
Getting there: In Pak Nakhon sub-district on Phatthanakan Khukwang Road, on the edge of central Nakhon Si Thammarat -- reachable by car, motorbike, songthaew or Grab.
BAANLYY does not represent or speak on behalf of Department of Lands (Ministry of Interior) -- Nakhon Si Thammarat Provincial Land Office. Hours, required documents and procedures can change — always confirm current details on the agency's own official site or by phone before visiting. Visit the official NST Land Office website →
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