If quota isn’t available for that unit, you shouldn’t rely on marketing claims. First, ask the seller and their lawyer to confirm whether any other unit in the same project still has foreign quota and could be registered in foreign name. Compare those options using the same due-diligence checks you would apply to the unit you liked: title status, documents from juristic office, and transfer conditions. If another unit with quota exists, you can evaluate it against price, layout and expected timing. If not, broaden the search to other Hua Hin projects that still have remaining foreign quota, and have a Thai-qualified lawyer verify the transfer feasibility for that project. Finally, ensure you get written confirmations of quota status dated recently before signing anything, and understand the process and timing if quota is limited. In all cases, involve independent professional advice and proceed cautiously.
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