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Browse 150+ land listings across Bali, including freehold land and leasehold land for private villas, residential developments, hospitality projects and future builds. Current asking prices start from IDR 680 million, with land available across established property markets and emerging areas throughout the island.

Compare Bali land by location, plot size, price, ownership type, zoning and development potential. PROPERTIA lists plots in areas including Canggu, Pererenan, Uluwatu, Bingin, Seseh, Kedungu and other parts of Bali, with new opportunities added regularly.

From compact plots close to established lifestyle hubs to larger sites in quieter growth areas, Bali offers different land opportunities for different plans. The right choice depends on how you want to use the property, where you want to build and the level of development flexibility you need.

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Buying Land in Bali: What Should You Look For?

Buying land in Bali starts with the intended use. A private villa, rental property or hospitality project may require different zoning, road access, plot dimensions and infrastructure. The lowest price per are does not always represent the best site once construction conditions and development restrictions are considered.

Before choosing a plot, review the land title, registered ownership, zoning, legal access, boundaries, utilities, terrain and surrounding development. These details influence what you are able to build and the overall cost of developing the property.

Bali land is commonly offered through freehold and leasehold structures. Freehold generally refers to Hak Milik and is available to eligible Indonesian citizens. International buyers often consider leasehold land or other legally permitted land-right structures based on their intended use, ownership setup and investment period. For a broader overview, see our guide to buying property in Bali as a foreigner.

Location also changes the type of opportunity available. Canggu and Pererenan have established residential and commercial markets, while Uluwatu and the Bukit attract villa and hospitality development. Ubud, Tabanan and other growing areas offer different combinations of plot size, surroundings, access and entry price. You can also compare locations in our guide to the best areas to buy property in Bali.

BALI LAND SALE FAQs

WHAT TYPES OF LAND OWNERSHIP ARE AVAILABLE IN BALI?

Bali offers two main types of land ownership: Freehold and Leasehold. Freehold land provides complete ownership rights and is ideal for long-term investments, but is nearly exclusively only available to Indonesian citizens. Leasehold land, on the other hand, involves leasing the land for a specific period, often ranging from 25 to 99 years, and can be owned by anyone including foreigners.

CAN FOREIGNERS BUY LAND IN BALI?

Yes, foreigners can purchase property in Bali through Leasehold ownership. Freehold ownership, however, is generally restricted to Indonesian citizens, except for certain designated areas where foreign ownership is permitted.

DO YOU HAVE TO LIVE IN BALI TO OWN LAND?

To own Leasehold land you do not have to be in Bali; many of our investors are absentee and overseas.

HOW IS LAND VALUATION DETERMINED IN BALI?

Land valuation in Bali is influenced by factors such as location, proximity to amenities, size, topography, zoning, and potential for development. Engaging a professional appraiser is crucial to obtain an accurate assessment of the land's value.

WHAT IS LAND ZONING, AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?

Land zoning refers to the categorization of land for specific purposes, such as residential, commercial, agricultural, or tourism. Understanding land zoning is essential as it dictates the type of development allowed on the property and helps assess its potential for future growth and investment opportunities.

ARE THERE ANY RESTRICTIONS ON LAND USAGE IN BALI?

Yes, Bali has specific regulations governing land usage. It is important to familiarize yourself with local laws and regulations to ensure compliance and avoid potential issues. Consulting with a reputable real estate agency or legal expert can provide valuable guidance.

CAN I OBTAIN A BUILDING PERMIT FOR MY LAND?

Yes, obtaining a building permit (IMB) is necessary before commencing any construction in Bali. The process involves submitting necessary documents and plans to the local authorities, adhering to building regulations and guidelines.

ARE THERE ANY ADDITIONAL COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH PURCHASING LAND IN BALI?

Yes, apart from the purchase price, there are additional costs involved, including taxes, notary fees, legal fees, and potentially agency fees. It is advisable to factor in these costs when budgeting for your land investment.

ARE THERE FINANCING OPTIONS AVAILABLE FOR LAND PURCHASE IN BALI?

While financing options for land purchases by foreigners are limited in Bali, some local banks may offer loans to Indonesian citizens. Exploring alternative financing options or partnering with local investors might be viable alternatives for foreign investors.

HOW CAN I ENSURE THE LEGALITY FOR THE LAND I AM PURCHASING?

To ensure the legality of the land, it is essential to conduct thorough due diligence. Engage a reputable real estate agency or legal professional to verify land ownership, survey the property, review relevant permits and licenses, and conduct a comprehensive background check.

WHAT ARE THE POTENTIAL RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH INVESTING IN LAND IN BALI?

As with any investment, there are inherent risks involved. These may include fluctuating property values, changes in government regulations, disputes over land ownership, and natural disasters. It is prudent to seek professional advice and thoroughly evaluate the risks before making any investment decisions.
PROPERTIA is a licensed real estate agency in Bali, holding SIU-P4 permit 23.SIUP4.0219 and membership with the Indonesian Real Estate Brokers Association (AREBI). Our in-house legal team verifies title and zoning status for every listing before it goes live. Learn more about us.

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