Siem Reap Property Ownership Explained

Event ID:

947314795140026

Rose Apple Square

# Of People Responded:

78

This informative session is designed for foreign buyers interested in navigating the complexities of property ownership in Cambodia. Attendees will gain valuable insights into the legal frameworks that govern foreign property purchases, including the distinctions between hard and soft titles, as well as an overview of property taxes and associated costs. The session will also address common risks that buyers may encounter and strategies to mitigate these risks. Whether you are currently residing in Siem Reap, planning a move, or simply exploring investment opportunities, this session will provide you with essential knowledge to make informed decisions in the Cambodian real estate market.

Full Address:

Kaifun Cafe+Eatery, 171202 សៀមរាប, កម្ពុជា

Start/End date & Time (Local:

2026-03-21 14:00:00

Organized by:

IPS-Siem Reap

Thinking about buying property in Siem Reap but not sure how foreigners actually do it? This session breaks down the real options available to foreign buyers in Cambodia. We will explain the ownership structures people use, how they work in practice, and what you need to understand before making a decision. REGISTER HERE https://ipsco.site/srownership During the session we will cover: • Can foreigners legally buy property in Cambodia • The difference between hard title and soft title • Property taxes and costs buyers should expect • Common risks buyers face and how to avoid them • Areas in Siem Reap people are currently investing in If you are already living in Siem Reap, planning to move here, or simply exploring the market, this session will give you a clear overview of how property ownership works. Free to attend. Please register to reserve your seat. Register here https://ipsco.site/srownership Saturday 21 March 2026 2:00 PM Siem Reap House, Rose Apple Square Seats are limited. Register early.

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