Indonesia, and Bali in particular, offers unique opportunities for real estate investment. However, the regulatory framework is both complex and multilayered. In addition to national legislation, customary (adat) law often governs land-related matters. These dual systems can sometimes conflict, creating significant challenges for investors unfamiliar with local practices. This article explores the...
Understanding property zoning in Bali: what every investor should knowIf you’re considering investing in property in Bali, there’s one critical factor you must grasp before making any decisions: property zoning regulations. While zoning might not seem exciting, it’s a cornerstone of successful property investment. Missteps here can lead to legal complications, stalled projects, or even financial...
Bali is a dream destination for many—whether it’s for a holiday home, a rental business, or a long-term investment. However, if you’re not an Indonesian citizen, you may wonder: Can I leasing property in Bali? Do I need a company to do so? Here’s a simplified guide to help you understand your options. Do you need a company to lease property in Bali? The short answer is no, you don’t...
Bali’s real estate market offers incredible opportunities, but deciding between freehold (Hak Milik) and leasehold (Hak Sewa) can be daunting. Whether you’re an experienced investor or buying property in Bali for the first time, understanding these ownership options is critical to making an informed decision. Freehold vs. Leasehold: Which one is the best option for property investment in Bali? Let's...
If you’ve ever dreamed of owning a slice of paradise in Bali but aren’t an Indonesian citizen, leasehold property offers a practical solution. It’s a popular way for foreigners to invest in Bali’s real estate market without needing an Indonesian partner. But how long can you lease land in Bali, and what happens when the lease ends? Here’s everything you need to know. The basics of leasing...
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