Nuances of Buying and Selling Real Estate in Bali

Hak Pakai (Right to Use): Foreigners can obtain the right to use land for up to 80 years. This is the most common way for foreigners to acquire property.
Hak Guna Bangunan (Right to Build): This right allows construction on land for a period of up to 30 years with the possibility of extension.
Leasehold: Long-term land lease for up to 25 years with the possibility of extension.

The process of purchasing real estate in Bali includes several key stages:

Choosing a Property: Bali offers a wide range of real estate options—from villas and apartments to land plots. We will certainly help you with the selection, focusing on your goals and budget.
Document Verification: It is important to ensure that all documents for the property are in order. This includes verifying ownership rights, the absence of debts, and other legal issues. All properties listed on our site come with a complete set of documents.
Signing the Contract: After agreeing on all terms, the buyer and seller sign a purchase agreement or an investment contract.For foreigners, the contract must be notarized. Our agency will organize a meeting with a lawyer to clarify all details.
Property Ownership Registration: The final stage is the registration of property rights.

The process of selling real estate in Bali also has its nuances:

Property Valuation: It is recommended to conduct an independent valuation of the property to determine its market value.
Document Preparation: Ensure that all property documents are in order and ready for transfer to the new owner.
Finding a Buyer: You can use real estate agencies, online platforms, and personal contacts to find potential buyers.
Finalizing the Transaction: After agreeing on all terms, a sales agreement is signed, and property rights are registered in the name of the new owner.