Bali Villas & Houses For Long Term Rental

Yes. Foreigners can legally rent property in Bali without ownership restrictions. Agreements can be signed directly in your name, and we recommend using a notary for long-term contracts to ensure legal protection.

Monthly rentals offer flexibility at a higher rate, while yearly rentals provide the best value and stability. Most yearly agreements require the total amount to be paid upfront.

Canggu and Berawa are the most in-demand areas for expats and digital nomads. Seminyak suits those who want central access to restaurants and nightlife. Ubud is ideal for a quieter, nature-focused lifestyle. Sanur is popular with families and retirees for its calm, residential feel. Tabanan and Pererenan offer more affordable long-term options with a growing community of long-stay residents.

Costs depend on location and size. Currently, 1-bedroom options start around IDR 15,000,000 in Seminyak and IDR 20,000,000 in Pererenan. Multi-bedroom villas in Uluwatu typically range from IDR 17,000,000 to IDR 17,500,000 per month. Yearly contracts will generally yield lower monthly rates.

Verify the total rental term and payment structure upfront, most agreements require full payment in advance. Check what is included: utilities, internet, cleaning, pool maintenance, and any management fees. Confirm the condition of the property at handover and document it. Ensure the rental agreement is reviewed by a notary or legal consultant, particularly for agreements of six months or more. Never sign without understanding the early termination conditions.