Bali's 2026 property law updates affect foreign ownership via Hak Pakai and leaseholds, tighten short-term rental taxes, require PT PMA compliance, and introduce new building permits (PBG, SLF) and stricter land conversion rules.
PBG building approval Bali
Buying property in Bali involves hidden costs like BPHTB, PPN, notary fees, and zoning checks. Foreigners must navigate legal steps such as PT PMA setup and beware scams. Proper management ensures good ROI.
In 2026, foreigners can legally buy Bali villas via Hak Sewa leaseholds or PT PMA companies, ensuring proper visas (KITAS, KITAP) and compliance with zoning, SLF, PBG, and notary due diligence.