Retiring In Thailand: My £580k Villa Scam & The Thai Property Law Trap !! 🇹🇭 скачать в хорошем качестве

Retiring In Thailand: My £580k Villa Scam & The Thai Property Law Trap !! 🇹🇭

#thaiconfession #phuketscam #expatlife James, a 67-year-old retired civil engineer from the UK, believed he had finally found his slice of paradise in Rawai, Phuket. After a difficult divorce in Leeds, he moved to Thailand hoping for a peaceful retirement. He soon met Kratae, a younger spa manager who appeared to offer genuine love and a fresh start. Trusting her completely, James invested his entire pension and savings into their life together, purchasing a beautiful villa near Soi Ta-iad for £385,000 in cash. Since Thai law prohibits foreigners from owning land, he registered the property in her name, believing their marriage was enough security. The nightmare began when James returned to England for his daughter's wedding. In his absence, Kratae secretly mortgaged their home for 8 million baht (£186,000), fabricating family medical emergencies to justify draining his remaining funds. When he returned to Phuket, the truth came out: the house he funded was legally hers, and she had used the mortgage money to buy cars for a new Thai boyfriend. In just eighteen months, James lost a staggering £582,000, forcing him back to the UK to work part-time at 67. This story serves as a critical warning about relationship fraud, the "nominee" property trap, and why legal safeguards like usufructs are non-negotiable. Like and subscribe to Thai Confession for more expat stories. #realestatescams #thaipropertylaw #phuketexpats #rawailife #relationshipfraud #thailandretiree #investmentscam #romancescam #thaivillascam #landownershipthailand #legalwarning #financialloss #britishinphuket #rawai #chalong