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Owning Land & Property In Bali

Discover what is happening on the Island paradise of Bali and learn how property investors are capitalizing from the explosive real estate market in Amed.

Can a foreigner legally own a Villa & Land in Amed, Bali?

Foreigners are allowed to own villas and land in Bali through a leasehold or a Right-to-Use (Hak Pakai) agreement, as owning land in Indonesia is restricted to Indonesian citizens and Indonesian legal entities. A leasehold agreement grants the foreigner the right

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Glossary (commonly used words)

PT.PMA – Foreign-owned investment companyNPWP – Tax Identification NumberIMB -IMB (Izin Mendirikan Bangunan) is a building permit.Pondok Wisata – License to rent your villa out to tourists.Notaris – An official responsible for drafting and authenticating lease & legal agreementsBPHTB

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What are the tax implications of buying a villa and leasing land in Bali?

When buying a villa and leasing land in Bali, there are several taxes and fees that you may need to pay, including: Value-Added Tax (VAT): This is a tax imposed on the sale of new properties and is typically

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What is the likely return on investment (ROI)

The return of investment is around 7 years. This is a conservative estimate based on the current real estate market in Amed. However as land and property prices are on the increase, buying a villa in Amed before prices

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