
Why should you invest in Bali?
Bali is one of the world's most popular tropical destinations, continuously drawing visitors each year to indulge in luxury island lifestyles. Bali remains a top contender on the global stage, consistently earning accolades and surpassing renowned destinations.
Luxurious properties are more affordable than many other parts of the world, coupled with tapping into high average ROI and significant capital appreciation due to year-round high occupancy rates, why not secure your own slice of paradise?
What Makes Bali a Profitable Investment Market?
The Return on Investment
Many choose to invest in Bali because of the exceptionally high returns. Typically, our clients see an annual ROI of 20-25% from our Bali villa construction projects, with some experiencing even greater returns.
Top 5 Holiday Destination
Bali has consistently ranked among the TOP 5 holiday destinations for several years and was named the best destination in the world by the "TripAdvisor Traveler’s Choice Awards," renowned destinations. Bali is gearing up to welcome over 37 million tourists by 2026.
Investment Friendly
Indonesia encourages foreign investment, making buying property in Bali safe, legal, and registered in your name. You don't need to reside in Bali or have Indonesian citizenship to build, buy, or invest – anyone can do it. To purchase land or begin construction, you don't even need to visit Bali. Our trusted notary will ensure your Bali villa construction journey is safe and secure.
Simple and Easy process
Although there are rules and regulations to adhere to, as is the case with construction in any country, our skilled team will guide you through each stage and handle the entire process. We develop properties for both local and international clients, making it extremely easy to build in Bali.
Understanding Ownership Structures
Foreigners typically invest via:
Leasehold (Hak Sewa): Secure rights to use land for a fixed term (usually 25–30 years) with extension options.
PT PMA: A registered foreign-investment company that allows direct property ownership and business operation in Indonesia.
Right to Use (Hak Pakai): Ideal for long-term residents seeking partial ownership privileges.

How to Start Investing with Bali Spaces
01.
Download our free Developer’s Advantage Guide to understand ROI models and property options.
02.
Book a discovery call to discuss your goals and investment type.
03.
Select a villa development and review pricing, ownership, and timeline.
04.
Sign remotely or in person, and our team manages everything from construction to operations.
FAQs
Can foreign investors legally acquire property in Bali?
Yes. While freehold land (Hak Milik) is reserved for Indonesian citizens, foreign investors can use leasehold (Hak Sewa) or set up a PT PMA (foreign-investment company) to invest securely.
What ownership structures are available for overseas investors in Bali?
Ownership options include:
1. Leasehold (Hak Sewa): A fixed-term lease of land or building.
2. Right-to-Use (Hak Pakai): A term of use with extension options.
3. PT PMA: Foreign-owned entity that can hold property rights under certain conditions.What acquisition costs and taxes should I expect when investing in Bali?
Typical costs include acquisition tax (~5% of assessed value), notary/administration fees (~1%), and annual land or building tax. Rental income is also subject to Indonesian tax.
How do I choose the best area in Bali for villa investment?
Key criteria: high tourist demand, limited land supply, strong infrastructure projects and growth-oriented zoning. Areas like Pererenan and Uluwatu are commonly cited for superior performance.
What kind of rental income and occupancy can I realistically expect?
While results vary by type and market, many premium villa investors are achieving net income of USD $30K–$50K+ per year and returns of 18–25% in top zones.
What investment risks should I be aware of?
Risks include currency fluctuations, lease renewal uncertainty, regulatory changes, natural disasters and ensuring legal due diligence before purchase.
How do I get started with investing in Bali through Bali Spaces?
1. Download our free guide for insights and projections.
2. Book a 15-minute consultation to review opportunities.
3. Select your villa model and sign agreements.
4. Hand-over completed — and start operations with professional management in place.


