Bali Villas & Houses For Long Term Rental

Renting a villa in Bali — whether monthly, yearly, or long-term — is a straightforward tenancy agreement between you and the property owner, with no title, ownership structure, or notary involvement required. Leasehold (Hak Sewa) is a different thing entirely: a form of property ownership where the buyer acquires documented usage rights over a specific property for a fixed term, typically 25 to 30 years, through a formal legal process involving a notary. If you're looking to live in a villa without buying it, renting is the route — leasehold is for someone purchasing property outright, even though the underlying usage-rights concept is similar.

It depends on the listing and the duration category. Monthly rentals typically require a minimum of one month, though some owners are open to shorter stays at a higher rate. Yearly rentals are generally structured as a fixed twelve-month commitment, with some flexibility to extend or occasionally break the lease depending on the individual agreement. Long-term rentals usually start at a year and can run multiple years. Our agents can confirm the specific minimum term for any listing you're considering.

Most villa rentals in Bali — across monthly, yearly, and long-term listings — come fully furnished, including kitchen equipment, linens, and basic furnishings as standard. Unfurnished options exist, particularly for longer-term leases where a tenant plans to bring or buy their own furniture, but they're the exception rather than the norm. Inclusions like housekeeping, pool maintenance, and utilities vary by listing and duration — our agents can confirm exactly what's included before you commit to a specific property.

Canggu has the largest volume of rental listings on the island, spanning apartments and villas across its sub-areas. Seminyak and Ubud both carry substantial inventory as well, followed by Sanur, Uluwatu, Kerobokan, and the smaller west-coast areas like Pererenan and Seseh. Listing volume shifts over time as new properties come to market — our agents can tell you what's currently available in any specific area you're comparing.

Bedroom count and price are the obvious starting points, but location relative to what you actually need day to day matters just as much — proximity to a beach, a coworking space, or an international school will vary enormously between areas that look similar on a map. Furnishing standard, whether utilities are included or billed separately, minimum lease term, and security deposit requirements are all worth confirming before you commit, since they vary listing to listing rather than following one standard across the island. Bali Home Immo's listing pages let you sort by price to quickly narrow results to your budget before comparing the details that matter most. Our agents can walk you through these details for any specific property you're considering.