680 Land Plot for Sale

Foreigners typically acquire land via Leasehold (long-term lease). We always work only through fully legal and compliant structures.

Leasehold is a long-term land lease registered with a notary.

Typical structure:

• 25–30 years initial term
• Extensions possible up to ~90 years total (depends on agreement)

Most land transactions for foreigners in Bali are leasehold because it is:

• legally safer
• faster to structure
• widely accepted in the market
• easier to resell within lease period

Extensions are usually agreed in advance in the contract.

We negotiate extension clauses early and verify the landowner’s ability and intention to extend.

The lease can be extended, renegotiated, or transferred.

In most cases, extensions are agreed years before expiration to protect property value.

Yes.

Land purchase can be completed remotely via legally issued Power of Attorney.

Notary and legal verification are handled locally.

Before any transaction we perform:

• Land certificate verification
• Zoning (ITR) check
• Ownership chain check
• Government restrictions review

ITR confirms zoning and what can legally be built on the land.

Without ITR verification, building permits may be denied later.

Common risks:

• Wrong zoning
• Shared ownership disputes
• Access road not registered
• Hidden easements or utility lines
• Future government development restrictions

We use a multi-stage protection process:

• Legal document verification
• Physical land inspection
• Zoning confirmation
• Notary-controlled transaction
• Payment only through legal structure

Yes.

You fully own the building constructed on leased land during the lease term.

Lease agreements are notarized and legally binding.

Rights are protected by Indonesian law once registered.

We combine:

• Legal due diligence
• Construction feasibility check
• Zoning + permit risk analysis
• Long-term build planning

This prevents buying land that later cannot be built on.