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In 2025, 6,948,754 foreign tourists flew directly to Bali. The busiest month was July (697,107 arrivals), and the quietest of the months considered was February (450,697), that is 35% fewer. The dry season on the island usually runs from April to October, and the rainy season from November to March. The largest market is Australia: 23.44% of direct...
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Letting a villa to tourists in Bali counts as a licensed business: it needs registration in the government OSS system with an NIB number, a plot in a suitable zone, a building permit and, according to consultants, an Indonesian company with foreign capital (PT PMA), because a foreigner cannot carry on such activity in their own name. The regional...
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A leasehold in Bali means that a foreigner rents land from a local owner for an agreed term and is entitled to use the plot and the house that stands, or will be built, on it. The land stays with the owner. The Basic Agrarian Law (UUPA) sets no term for such a lease: the parties decide it, and in practice contracts are most often for 25 to 30 years...
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The key question when choosing a property is how well that income is protected against falling demand and the arrival of new competitors. In the south of Bali, both factors currently work in favour of property owners. Yields here run at 13–16% a year — noticeably higher than most overseas markets: MarketYieldEntry point Bali...
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Dear friends! We are pleased to invite you to the webinar: «Real estate in Bali: Unique investment opportunities» During the webinar, we will introduce you to a new project in Bali for profitable investments. This project is suitable for both investors with a resale and rental strategy, as well as for those looking for ideal housing for...
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Houses in Bali typically feature open floor plans, large windows, the use of local materials, and decorative elements such as wood and traditional carvings. The island's architecture is vibrant, memorable, and authentic. However, advanced technologies are used in construction to ensure earthquake-resistant, durable, and reliable properties. In this...
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Since 2010, foreign investors can buy real estate in Bali. However, there are certain rules that must be followed in order to safely purchase property on this island. Bali is a wonderful place to buy houses, villas, and apartments. In 2021, it was recognized as the best in the world by TripAdvisor. Currently, the island continues to attract...
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Indonesia is a fantastic place to live. Bali, the most popular resort in the country, has been attracting investors with its affordable prices and high profitability over the past decades: the profitability of renting out properties reaches 12% per annum and the annual real estate growth exceeds 20-30%. If you are considering buying a local...
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Indonesia is becoming increasingly popular as a relocation destination each year. There are many reasons for this, including a rich culture, a tranquil and healthy lifestyle, a large community of expats from different countries (which means opportunities for socialising and exchanging experiences), and a safe environment. However, due to a lack of...
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Bali is perceived by many as a mythical island where every day is filled with tranquillity and harmony. Meditations, surfing, scooter rides, and communion with nature—all of this is wonderful, but expats often experience cultural shock when relocating. Read this article to find out what you need to know about life and real estate in Bali...
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