Buriram Land Office.

Buriram Land Office at a glance

Buriram Provincial Land Office, on Chira Road in Nai Mueang sub-district, central Mueang Buriram District, is the provincial branch of Thailand's Department of Lands (Krom Thi Din) -- the government agency responsible for land-title registration, transfers, surveys and related paperwork province-wide.

Foreign condo buyers and long-term lessees dealing with property in Buriram province will typically pass through this office (or a district branch office, for property outside Mueang Buriram District) for title-deed transfers, lease registration and related land-registry matters. BAANLYY is not affiliated with the Department of Lands and does not process transactions -- always work through a licensed conveyancer, lawyer or the office directly for an actual transfer.

Address: Chira Road, Nai Mueang Sub-district, Mueang Buriram District, Buriram 31000. This location is cross-confirmed across two independent sources.
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM-4:30 PM (arrive early -- land-title queues at Thai land offices are typically first-come, first-served), closed Saturday, Sunday and public holidays.
Phone: 0-4461-1737 (also listed as 0-4461-3593-4 and 0-4461-4052), cross-confirmed across independent sources.
Getting there: On Chira Road in central Mueang Buriram District -- reachable by car, motorbike, songthaew or Grab from anywhere in Buriram town. Note that some districts outside Mueang Buriram (such as Nang Rong and Krasang) have their own branch land offices -- confirm the correct branch for your property's district before visiting.

What's handled here

• Land-title deed (chanote and other title types) issuance, transfer and registration
• Lease registration (including long-term leases relevant to foreign buyers)
• Land surveys and boundary matters
• Mortgage and encumbrance registration on titled land

Notable facts

• Some districts outside Mueang Buriram (for example Nang Rong and Krasang) have their own branch land offices -- confirm the correct branch for your property's district before visiting, since not all land-registry business is handled at the provincial office on Chira Road.
• For any condo or land purchase, foreign buyers should verify title status and transaction requirements directly with a licensed lawyer or conveyancer in addition to the land office itself.

Sources & References

• Department of Lands, Thailand

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