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Why Bali Attracts High-Net-Worth Investors?

Bali’s property market primarily attracts wealthy individuals who prioritize stability and long-term value over rapid financial gains. These investors often include: Business Owners: Successful...

10 Do’s and 10 Don’ts When Investing in Bali

Verify property titles, zoning, and ownership history. Hire a trusted notary (notaris) to ensure legal compliance. Familiarize yourself with Bali’s land zoning system (e.g., residential, tourism,...

The North Bali International Airport

Location: The airport is planned for an offshore site near Kubutambahan in Buleleng Regency, approximately a 40-minute from Lovina Beach and 90 minutes from Amed. Design: The facility will feature...

Bali’s Administrative Structure

Bali is one of Indonesia’s 38 provinces and operates under the framework of a unitary state. Its governance structure integrates national, provincial, and local levels of government, ensuring both...

Bali’s Future Unveiled: Major Infrastructure Developments Set to Transform the Island by 2027

The government has embarked on the Bali LRT project to address escalating traffic congestion. The initial phase, connecting Ngurah Rai International Airport to central tourist hubs like Kuta and...

Understanding Land Categories in Bali: A Guide for Investors

In Bali, land is broadly divided into three categories: Residential Land (Tanah Perumahan): Land designated for building private residences. Commercial or Tourism Land (Tanah Pariwisata): Land...

Legal & Financial Guidance for Investing in Bali Property

Foreigners cannot own freehold property in Indonesia. Instead, they can acquire “Hak Pakai” (Right to Use) or leasehold agreements. The “Hak Pakai” title allows foreigners to lease the property for...

Property Types and Opportunities in Bali

From luxury villas to eco-lodges, various property types offer unique investment potential. Below, we break down each property type and highlight the opportunities available to investors.

Bali Real Estate Market Trends & Analysis

As one of Southeast Asia’s most popular tourist destinations, Bali offers unique opportunities for real estate investors. To help you better understand Bali’s property market dynamics, we’ve broken down essential market trends and insights into key questions and answers.

How Do You Know If an Investment Property is a Good Deal?

Evaluating the property’s market value is essential to avoid overpaying. Bali’s prime property prices range from approximately $2,500 to $5,000 per square meter, with high-end locations reaching...