Explore exclusive properties in one of the world’s most desired destinations, where luxury meets paradise.
Bali's vibrant tourism and expatriate community drive strong returns, with average rental yields as high as 12%.
The continual influx of tourists and new residents keeps rental demand high, often outstripping available property offerings.
Bali’s economy is growing at a healthy rate of 5% per year, contributing to property value appreciation and investment security.
Properties in Bali enjoy more than 80% occupancy rate annually, ensuring that your investment remains productive year-round.
With a 119% increase in tourist flow, Bali presents expanding opportunities for hospitality and rental businesses.
Have one of our expert advisors reach out to you today to discuss your real estate aspirations.
Begin your property search: Start your investment journey by connecting with us.
Crafting your offer: Once you find your dream property, we will craft a meticulous Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) or Sales Purchase Agreement (SPA) upon mutual agreement.
Due diligence: Our process includes thorough property inspections and legal documentation validation.
Closing the deal: Sign the sales contract in the presence of a notary or legal representative.
Finalizing the transaction: The ownership transfer is conducted at the Land Department, where all necessary payments are made via secure bank transfers or through arranged cash transactions.
Handover: Receive the keys to your new property, along with all essential legal documents, ensuring a smooth start to your new chapter.
Begin your property search: Start your investment journey by connecting with us.
Crafting your offer: Once you find your dream property, we will craft a meticulous Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) or Sales Purchase Agreement (SPA) upon mutual agreement.
Due diligence: Our process includes thorough property inspections and legal documentation validation.
Closing the deal: Sign the sales contract in the presence of a notary or legal representative.
Finalizing the transaction: The ownership transfer is conducted at the Land Department, where all necessary payments are made via secure bank transfers or through arranged cash transactions.
Handover: Receive the keys to your new property, along with all essential legal documents, ensuring a smooth start to your new chapter.
Begin your property search: Start your investment journey by connecting with us.
Crafting your offer: Once you find your dream property, we will craft a meticulous Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) or Sales Purchase Agreement (SPA) upon mutual agreement.
Due diligence: Our process includes thorough property inspections and legal documentation validation.
Closing the deal: Sign the sales contract in the presence of a notary or legal representative.
Finalizing the transaction: The ownership transfer is conducted at the Land Department, where all necessary payments are made via secure bank transfers or through arranged cash transactions.
Handover: Receive the keys to your new property, along with all essential legal documents, ensuring a smooth start to your new chapter.
Expect to pay around 3% of the property’s value. This fee covers the cost of transferring ownership of the property from the seller to you, the buyer.
These fees range from 1% to 3% of the purchase price, depending on the complexity of the transaction and the level of service provided.
These charges ensure that all paperwork is legally binding and properly filed within local government systems.
Expect to pay around 3% of the property’s value. This fee covers the cost of transferring ownership of the property from the seller to you, the buyer.
These fees range from 1% to 3% of the purchase price, depending on the complexity of the transaction and the level of service provided.
These charges ensure that all paperwork is legally binding and properly filed within local government systems.
Our clients from across the globe share their successful journeys to owning property in Bali.
“Your detailed knowledge of the Bali property market made all the difference. Your team was there at every step, ensuring a smooth transaction and transition. I now enjoy my retirement among young people in a stunning villa overlooking the sea, thanks to your impeccable service.” — Linda J.
“Investing in Bali real estate through Soland was the turning point of my life. The properties you recommended have not only appreciated significantly but also generated substantial rental income. I am thrilled with my investment and the professional service provided.” — Alex I.
“The purchase process was streamlined and transparent, and your team’s support was fantastic. They went above and beyond to ensure everything was perfect. Now, my family and I enjoy our holiday home and the beautiful Bali lifestyle.” — Raj K.
Experience peace and vibrant culture of Bali. Your dream of a tropical home is just a consultation away.
Yes, owning property in Bali can assist you in obtaining a long-term stay permit, though it requires compliance with specific investment criteria and regulations.
You can manage the property remotely. Many property owners choose to hire local management companies to handle day-to-day operations, especially if they are not residing in Bali.
Foreign buyers are restricted from owning freehold property in Indonesia. However, they can acquire property under a leasehold agreement or through a “Hak Pakai” (Right to Use) title, which is a renewable right to use the land and is typically granted for periods of 25 to 30 years, up to a maximum of 80 years.
Foreigners can acquire property through several methods:
While not obligatory, it is highly advisable for foreigners to open a local bank account to facilitate transactions such as depositing funds needed for property purchase and ongoing expenses. The process typically involves providing a passport, visa, and local address proof, along with a minimum deposit amount set by the bank.
The returns from property investments in Bali can vary widely, but rental yields typically range from 8% to 10% annually, depending on location, property type, and management.
Rental income earned in Indonesia by individuals is subject to income tax, which can range from 5% to 30%, based on the amount of income. For properties rented out by companies, the income is taxed at the corporate rate, which is currently 22%.
Soland became a licensed financial consultancy firm in the United Arab Emirates, authorized under the Emirates Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) for arrangement and advisory services. It is the only licensed firm in the Citizenship by Investment (CBI) and Residency by Investment (RBI) industry.
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