FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
GENERAL QUESTIONS
Before investing, you should understand Indonesia’s property regulations, foreign ownership options, potential rental income, the best locations to invest, and related costs such as taxes and maintenance fees.
Yes, foreigners can own or invest in property in Bali. While there are restrictions on land ownership, we guide with an expert team on legal ownership structures such as leaseholds. Several legal structures allow property ownership, including using a company or through legal agreements with Indonesian nationals.
The process involves:
- Selecting a property.
- Conducting due diligence.
- Obtaining permits.
- Drafting a sale and purchase agreement.
- Completing the payment.
It is essential to work with a notary and professionals experienced in international property transactions.
The main benefits include potential income from short-term rentals, property value appreciation, high tourist demand, and an attractive lifestyle for tourists and expatriates.
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Rental income from villas in Bali can be very high, especially during the holiday season. Income can vary depending on location, amenities, and property management. Platforms like Airbnb, Agoda, and Booking.com can help maximize occupancy rates and revenue.
OTHER QUESTIONS
Additional costs include property taxes, maintenance fees, property management fees, insurance, and utilities. It would help if you also considered periodic repair and renovation costs
Popular locations for villas include Seminyak, Canggu, Ubud, and Nusa Dua. The choice of location depends on your target market (tourists, expatriates, or retirees) and personal preferences related to lifestyle and accessibility.
The process involves:
- Selecting a property.
- Conducting due diligence.
- Obtaining permits.
- Drafting a sale and purchase agreement.
- Completing the payment.
It is essential to work with a notary and professionals experienced in international property transactions.
You can hire an experienced local property management company to handle your villa’s rentals, maintenance, and daily operations. They will handle guests, repairs, cleaning, and other needs.
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Some banks in Indonesia offer mortgage loans, but the requirements might be strict. Alternatively, you can use personal funds or seek financing through financial institutions.
Yes, rental income from the villa is subject to tax in Indonesia. You must report and pay rental income taxes according to applicable tax regulations
