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Property & long-term rentals

Bali property and long-term rentals for families.

Guidance on market trends, legal frameworks and family needs, so your rental or investment in Bali is secure, comfortable and well chosen.

Space to grow
Space to grow
Quieter regions
Quieter regions
Hak Sewa
Leasehold
Hak Pakai
Right of use
Guidance for both
Rent or buy

Where families look

Areas to consider in 2027.

Canggu

Amenities

Amenities and an international community. Typically higher rents than rural areas.

Seminyak

Amenities

Amenities and international community, with typically higher rental rates.

Sanur

Community

Recommended for its amenities and international community.

Ubud

Culture

For cultural immersion and activities like market cooking classes.

Lovina

Northern Bali

A quieter environment with potential for appreciation.

The right choice depends on your family's lifestyle, schools and investment goals.

Key considerations

Beyond the property itself.

A long-term family base is about daily life as much as bricks and mortar.

  1. Education

    Access to reputable international schools is a top priority for many expatriate families.

  2. Healthcare

    Understand local medical facilities and international-standard clinics nearby.

  3. Community

    Connect with other expatriate families and local communities.

  4. Activities

    Easy access to family activities such as rice-field cycling or beginner surf lessons.

  5. Logistics

    Local transport, visa requirements and daily services.

A family villa
A family villa
Near the coast
Near the coast

Buy or rent

Choosing the right path.

Buying versus renting depends on visa status, investment horizon and the flexibility you want. Foreign ownership in Indonesia can be complex, with structures such as leasehold (Hak Sewa) and right of use (Hak Pakai).

We match families with rentals by bedrooms, amenities, location and budget, and check that a home is safe and child-friendly before you commit.

Our process

From search to signed agreement.

Planning well ahead helps secure prime properties, especially for peak seasons.

  1. 1

    Search

    Identify properties near schools, healthcare and family-friendly activities.

  2. 2

    Due diligence

    Property checks, valuation and legal counsel to reduce risk.

  3. 3

    Negotiate

    Lease negotiations and clear explanations of contract terms.

  4. 4

    Agree and settle

    Final acquisition or rental agreement, then a smooth move into your new home.

FAQ

Property and rental questions.

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How can an advisor help with property or long-term rentals?

We guide you on the market, legal frameworks for foreign ownership and family-appropriate locations, and help with search, due diligence, lease negotiations and compliance with local regulations.

What do long-term villa rentals cost?

Costs vary by location, size, amenities such as private pools, and length of stay. Canggu and Seminyak are typically pricier than rural areas. We can share current estimates.

Which areas suit long stays or investment?

Canggu, Seminyak and Sanur for amenities and international communities, Ubud for culture, and northern Bali (e.g. Lovina) for quiet and potential appreciation.

Living in Bali

Looking for a family base?

Tell us what your family needs. We'll help you find the right place.

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