Owning property in Bali as a foreigner requires navigating specific legal structures due to Indonesian laws that restrict direct land ownership by non-Indonesians. However, there are several legal avenues for foreigners to acquire property in Bali, each with its own set of rules and considerations. The most common structures include leasehold agreements, right-to-build (Hak Guna Bangunan or HGB), and using...
Why Villa Rentals in Bali are Lucrative Bali’s booming tourism industry makes it a prime location for villa rentals. The island attracts millions of visitors annually, from luxury travelers to budget-conscious backpackers, creating a broad market for vacation rentals. Owning and managing a villa in Bali can be a profitable endeavor, especially with the right strategies in place. By optimizing your rental...
Bali has emerged as a top choice for expats seeking a relaxed and fulfilling lifestyle. The island’s breathtaking natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and warm, tropical climate make it an ideal location for those looking to find a new place to call home. From serene beaches and lush rice terraces to vibrant markets and spiritual temples, Bali offers a unique blend of attractions that appeal to a wide...
Bali’s real estate market continues to be a hotspot for investors, expats, and those dreaming of owning a slice of paradise. The island's captivating natural beauty, rich culture, and improving infrastructure keep attracting buyers from around the world. Despite global economic fluctuations, Bali’s property market remains resilient, with consistent demand and abundant opportunities for both residential...
Silent Day or Nyepi is celebrated annually according to the Balinese calendar, marking the New Year. It falls on the day of the spring when the entire island comes to a complete standstill. Balinese Hindus observe Nyepi by practicing Catur Brata Penyepian (Four Nyepi Prohibitions): Amati Geni (no fire or light) Amati Karya (no work) Amati Lelungan (no entertainment or revelry) and Amati...