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How to buy or lease villa in Indonesia?
This guide provides an overview of the key land ownership rights available to foreign investors in Indonesia, specifically in Bali, as well as the necessary procedures to ensure a smooth and secure investment process. It is possible to invest securely by carefully adhering to the correct procedures. To do so, a specific notary from Bali will be necessary.
There are three categories of land rights available to foreigners under Indonesian land law:
“Hak Pakai” or Right of use title for Individuals:
This arrangement is granted by the Indonesian administration to foreigners (under specific conditions) for an initial period of 25 years. There is a possibility of extension for an additional 25 years, followed by a further 30 years, totaling up to 80 years. Foreigners can later sell this right to an Indonesian citizen.
“Hak Guna Bangunan” or Right of use title for Companies:
This arrangement is granted by the Indonesian administration to PMA companies with foreign shareholders (under specific conditions) for an initial period of 25 years. An extension of 25 and 30 years is possible, totaling up to 80 years. The company may later sell this right to an Indonesian citizen.
“Hak Sewa” or Leasehold Title:
Land or property may only be rented out for long periods of time, typically 25–30 years, with the option to extend by agreement with the landowner. Extensions are possible with the consent of the landowner. For a leasehold title, foreign investors can be named as tenants of land or property. This right is available to individuals of any nationality. The contract allows the tenant to make alterations, construct buildings, operate a business, or sublet the property.
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