Bali is one of the world's most popular tourist destinations, and this is where the opportunity begins.Whether you want to live in paradise or start a rental business, Bali has it all thanks to a very dynamic and fast-paced market that has a lot to offer both foreigners and locals in terms of liquidity, ease of trade, and upside potential.

You are not required to obtain a certain specific visa if you are purchasing a home to live in and not to produce money from.However, If your property is an investment from which you desire to produce revenue, you must set up a proper company and pay the relevant taxes in accordance with Republic of Indonesia legislation.

No, foreigners are not allowed to operate any business.It is possible to do so only after setting up a business (PT PMA) in order to obtain a  license.

The leasehold title, also known as Hak Sewa, grants the possessor the right to utilize an empty plot of land or the building(s) on someone else's land for a set amount of time.A Leasehold Right title can be given over land that is currently subject to a Freehold title, a Right to Build title, or a Right to Use title. Leasehold  properties may be acquired by Indonesian people, Indonesian legal entities, and foreign individuals.The lease length is typically between 1 and 25 years, with an option to extend the lease stipulated in the agreement between the land owner  and the person who rents the property.

Yes, the most secure approach for a foreign national to invest in Bali property is through a foreign-owned company (PT PMA) and obtain the 'Right to Build' certificate. In Indonesia, as PT PMA is a foreign limited liability corporation.

In Indonesia, owning property does not automatically entitle you to a kitas.To get a kitas, you'll need to establish up a corporation and go through the process. We can recommend professionals to handle this for you, or you can work with us to obtain an alternate visa that meets your needs.