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Leasehold (Hak Sewa)
25-30 year leases with extensions. Most common for villa investments. Direct agreement with landowner. Lower upfront cost. Typical: $50K-$300K.
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Investing in Bali Real Estate: A Dubai Investor's Guide
Leasehold vs freehold, ROI analysis, legal structures, and top areas for investment — everything you need to know.
Key Points
Can Foreigners Own Property in Bali?
Foreigners cannot own freehold land in Indonesia. However, several legal structures enable effective property ownership and investment. The most common is the leasehold arrangement (Hak Sewa), where you hold a 25-30 year lease with extension options.
Investment Returns
Bali villa rental yields significantly outperform Dubai (5-7%) and most global markets. A well-located 2-bedroom villa in Canggu purchased for $150K-$200K can generate $1,500-$2,500/month in rental income, with annual appreciation of 10-20% in prime areas.
- 8-15% Gross Rental Yield
- 10-20% Annual Appreciation
- $150K+ Entry Price (Villa)
- 2-3yr Typical Payback
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Is Bali property investment safe for foreigners?
With proper legal structure and due diligence, yes. Use a reputable Indonesian lawyer. Ensure clear land title (Sertifikat Hak Milik). Get a building permit (IMB/PBG). Register your lease with the land office.
How does Dubai property ROI compare to Bali?
Dubai: 5-7% rental yield, moderate appreciation. Bali: 8-15% rental yield, strong appreciation in prime areas. Bali offers significantly higher returns at lower entry prices, though with different risk profiles.
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