Ownership Structuring
Leasehold, freehold, or Hak Pakai — the right legal vehicle for your goals.
Ownership Structuring
Foreigners can absolutely hold Bali property — just not freehold (Hak Milik) directly. The art is choosing the structure that fits your goals: budget, time horizon, residency and resale.
We map your situation to the right vehicle — leasehold, Hak Pakai (right-to-use), or freehold via a PT PMA — and document it so it stands up legally.
What's included
A clear, fixed scope — no surprises, no hidden steps.
- Structure recommendation matched to your goals & budget
- Drafting and review of leasehold (Hak Sewa) agreements
- Hak Pakai (right-to-use) setup for foreign residents
- Freehold via PT PMA where appropriate
- Extension, renewal and exit terms negotiated up front
A simple, transparent process
Understand your goals
Live-in vs rental, time horizon, budget and exit plans.
Recommend a structure
We explain the trade-offs in price, security and resale — clearly.
Document it
We draft and review the agreement so your rights are protected.
Common questions
Freehold or leasehold — which is better?
Neither is universally better. Leasehold is cheaper and simpler; freehold via PT PMA offers permanence and stronger resale. We recommend based on your specific goals.
Are nominee arrangements safe?
No. "Nominee" freehold is legally fragile and we do not arrange it. We use compliant structures only.