Where can I see the official appraised land price for a plot in Phuket?
Thailand’s Treasury Department publishes the official appraisal price (ราคาประเมิน) for land, condominium units and buildings. For one plot, use its official online lookup with the details from the title deed; Tafei AI’s land-price page links the lookup and the full Phuket dataset.
- Have the title deed details ready: the cadastral map sheet (ระวาง) and parcel number identify the plot in the official data.
- The Treasury Department’s lookup (assessprice.treasury.go.th) checks one plot or condo unit; the Phuket file lists the appraisal parcel by parcel.
- It is an official reference value, usually below market prices — use it as a check, not as the value of a deal.
- Before relying on any figure, confirm the owner’s name, plot size and any registered mortgage or lease with the Land Department.
- Ask a licensed Thai lawyer how the appraisal affects fees and taxes in your transaction; the rules are in the Tafei AI regulation library (/thai-law).
Reference only; confirm with official documents or the property/landlord in writing.