Why Due Diligence Bali Land Matters When Buying Land in Bali

With Bali’s growing popularity, many foreigners are investing in land—but buying land in Indonesia comes with risks. Without proper due diligence, you could end up facing legal troubles, financial losses, or worse.

Here’s what due diligence should include:

• Land certificate verification: Is the seller the legal owner? Is the land free from disputes or mortgages?

• Zoning check: Is the land zoned for your intended use (e.g., residential, business, or agriculture)?

• Environmental impact: Some areas may be protected or prone to flooding.

• Review of lease or sale agreements: A strong legal agreement protects your rights and ensures clarity with the landowner.

• Tax and permit check: Confirm that all taxes and necessary building permits are in place.

Buying land is a major investment. Let Bali Expat Legal Services guide you through the due diligence process so you can invest with confidence.