Understanding Bali’s Property Laws

Foreigners cannot own freehold land in Indonesia, but there are legal ways to invest in Bali real estate.

Legal Ways to Buy Property in Bali

• Leasehold (Hak Sewa) – Long-term leases (typically 25-30 years, extendable) that allow foreign ownership.
• Right to Use (Hak Pakai) – Foreigners can acquire a property under this title if they hold a legal stay permit.
• Foreign-Owned Company (PT PMA) – Setting up a company to legally own and develop property.

Steps to Buying Property in Bali

1. Choose the Right Legal Structure – Work with a property expert to determine the best option.
2. Verify Land Certificates – Ensure the property has proper documentation (Hak Milik, IMB, etc.).
3. Sign a Secure Agreement – Always have a notary and legal team review your purchase contract.
4. Manage Property Efficiently – Consider property management for rental income.

Final Thoughts

With the right guidance, buying property in Bali can be a smooth and rewarding process. Komang Bali Property provides expert assistance to ensure a secure and successful transaction. Contact us to get started!