Can Foreigners Own Property in Bali? If you’ve fallen in love with Bali’s lifestyle—surf breaks in Kedungu, rice-field sunsets in Seseh, or luxury villas in Cemagi—you’ve probably wondered: can foreigners actually own property here? The short answer is no—Indonesia’s laws are designed to protect local ownership. But that doesn’t mean you’re locked out. With the…
Understanding Bali’s Zoning Colors: The 3 That Matter Most for Foreign Investors If you’re exploring land in Bali—whether it’s rice-field plots in Seseh, luxury villa opportunities in Cemagi, or beachfront blocks in Kedungu—the first thing you need to understand is zoning. Bali’s land is color-coded into zones that dictate what you can (and cannot) build….
Thinking of Investing in Bali Real Estate? One of the first things you’ll notice about the Bali property market—whether you’re exploring Seseh rice field plots, a villa near Cemagi beach, or a long lease in Kedungu—is that everything is negotiable. Landowners expect it, and what you agree to up front can save you a lot…
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