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Jan 19, 2026

Thailand has become one of the world’s most exciting destinations for freshwater fishing tourism 🌴🐟. With its warm climate ☀️, exotic fish species 🐠, affordable land 💰, and strong tourism infrastructure ✈️🏨, the country offers a unique opportunity for entrepreneurs looking to establish a fishing resort in Thailand.

Jan 18, 2026

At first glance, they may seem similar — both allow foreigners to legally use land they don’t own. But in reality, they are very different legal tools, with different strengths, limitations, and long-term security. This guide breaks down the key differences between a usufruct and a normal lease, in clear, practical terms. Let’s dive in. 👇

Jan 18, 2026

A usufruct is one of Thailand’s most powerful, flexible, and foreigner-friendly tools for securing long-term rights to land. With a properly drafted usufruct, a foreigner can legally use a property for 30 years or even for life, without owning the land. If you’re building a home, creating a business, running a fishing lake, or investing in long-term improvements, a usufruct offers serious protection — when done correctly.

Jan 18, 2026

Understanding Thai Land Titles the Easy Way If you’re thinking about buying land, securing a lease, or registering a usufruct in Thailand, you’ve probably come across one word more than any other:

Jan 18, 2026

Over the past decade, Thailand has quietly transformed from a dream holiday destination into a serious long-term living option for people from all over the world. Entrepreneurs, retirees, remote workers, and families alike are increasingly choosing Thailand as a place to call home — not just to visit.

Jan 18, 2026

Understanding Where You Can Secure Long-Term Rights with Confidence If you’re a foreigner living in Thailand or planning a long-term investment, you’ve likely heard about usufructs (สิทธิเก็บกิน) — one of the strongest legal tools available to foreigners for using land they do not own. A usufruct can often be registered for up to 30 years (or for life), but only on certain land titles.

Jan 18, 2026

✅ YES — legally, it can. Under Thai law, a usufruct can be registered in two different ways: 1️⃣ For a fixed term (maximum 30 years) 2️⃣ For the lifetime of the usufruct holder A lifetime usufruct is not capped at 30 years.

Jan 18, 2026

Not every property belongs on the open market. At Big Fish Little Fish, we understand that many of our valued vendors prefer to sell quietly, privately, and without public attention. Whether you’re an established business owner, a high-profile individual, or simply value discretion, our new “Be Discreet” Property Service is designed with you in mind.

Jan 18, 2026

Thailand has long been recognised as one of Southeast Asia’s leaders in aquaculture 🌏. With a favourable climate ☀️, strong domestic and export demand 📈, and government support for sustainable farming 🌱, fish farming presents a profitable and scalable opportunity for entrepreneurs and farmers alike.

Jan 18, 2026

Thailand has long been one of the most attractive destinations in the world for foreigners seeking a better lifestyle, warm climate, great food, and affordable living. In 2024, the Thai government introduced a new long-stay visa that reflects how people live and work today: the 5-Year Destination Thailand Visa (DTV). For many foreigners, the DTV is quickly becoming one of the most practical and flexible visa options available. Here’s why. ⸻

Nov 14, 2025

Thinking about starting a fish farm in Thailand or expanding the species you already grow?

Nov 14, 2025

Thinking about owning a fish farm, starting a new aquatic venture, or expanding your existing fishing business in Thailand?