Land & Property Transactions

Real estate transactions in Bali require stringent legal vigilance to protect foreign capital against land disputes, informal unverified intermediaries, unzoned agricultural land (LSD), and invalid ownership claims. Under the Indonesian Agrarian Law (UU No. 5/1960), foreign nationals and PT PMA companies primarily acquire property through long-term Leasehold (Hak Sewa) or certified Right to Use (Hak Pakai) titles.

Our real estate legal audit verifies land certificate authenticity directly at the National Land Agency (BPN / Agraria), conducts spatial zoning checks (ITRX) to ensure tourism or commercial villa construction is legally permitted, and inspects underlying family inheritance deeds, spousal consent certificates, and tax clearance slips (PBB & BPHTB) before any deposit is paid.

Today Consultant drafts bilingual, bulletproof leasehold contracts containing definitive extension covenants, arbitration clauses, sub-leasing rights, and foreign executor protections. Our certified advocates attend closing ceremonies before official Land Conveyancers (PPAT) to guarantee flawless legal execution and absolute tenure security.

Processing Timeline
5 to 10 Business Days
Permit / Document Validity
Registered Deed of Lease/Sale

Eligibility & Document Requirements

1
Land certificate copy (SHM / HGB)
2
Seller and Buyer identity documents
3
Official Land Spatial Zoning verification (ITR)
4
Proof of Property Tax payment (PBB)
Official Regulatory Notice: Essential to prevent purchasing land situated in protected greenbelt or agricultural zones.
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