Leasehold

Bali land for lease — leasehold plots available for long-term rent, most commonly for 25 years with an agreed extension. Leasehold is the route many foreign investors take: it needs no company structure, the paperwork is faster than a purchase, and the entry cost is a fraction of buying the same plot freehold.
How lease pricing works. Lease prices are quoted per are per year, so a 60-are plot at $4,123 per are per year is compared against other plots on the same basis. Payment is normally made upfront for the whole term, and the total is what matters for your yield calculation — ask us for the full-term figure on any listing.
Hak Sewa — the lease right. A lease (Hak Sewa) gives you the right to use and build on the land for the agreed term while the certificate stays with the Indonesian owner. The lease is signed before a notary (PPAT), and what you build during the term is yours. The two clauses that decide whether a lease is worth signing are the extension terms and what happens to the buildings at the end — both must be written into the contract, not agreed verbally.
What to check on a leasehold plot. Remaining term and extension price, the owner’s certificate and whether all heirs consent, zoning, road access and width, electricity and water supply, and any existing lease over the same land. We verify these before listing and give you the documents to review with your own notary.
Where the plots are. Leasehold land in this catalogue covers Canggu, Pererenan, Seseh and Kedungu on the west coast, the Bukit peninsula around Uluwatu, Bingin and Pecatu, Ubud and the rice-field belt in Gianyar, and quieter coastal areas in Tabanan and Jembrana. Filter by area, size and price, then message us on WhatsApp for a viewing.