One of the first decisions a property buyer in Bali faces is whether to pursue a leasehold agreement or pursue ownership through a company structure that provides freehold-equivalent rights. Leasehold typically involves a fixed term, often 25 to 30 years with extension options, and tends to carry a lower upfront cost.
Freehold-equivalent ownership through a PT PMA, on the other hand, offers greater long-term control and can be more attractive for investors planning to hold and operate a property for many years. The right choice depends on your investment horizon, budget, and how actively you plan to manage the property.
We help clients weigh these trade-offs against their personal goals, whether that’s a holiday home, a rental investment, or a long-term relocation plan.
