Buying a Villa in Bali
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Continuing on my "Living in Bali" series today we visited 2 brand new villas in the Nusa Dua area.
Most homes in Bali are small but these 2 offer a look into what the market for property is like. Both properties are freehold, meaning you own the house and land fully.
*I am not financially involved in these properties and am not promoting them for any gain other than to make these vlogs and entertain and inform my viewers
Legal consultation is essential when purchasing property in Bali
I recommend enquiry@matesrates.cc for their expert services.
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Love this place. Can't wait to hear how much a pool would cost. Thanks for showing us. Am LOVING seeing through these properties. So much fun!
I believe from AUD10K
First house: Vocal doggie, hey! I'd have been driven mad if I'd bought that place. It is a tiny place with TOO FEW WINDOWS, Murray and not nearly enough ventilation. Plus, the kitchen's nothing really, is it?
But, you showing us what's on offer was interesting. Thanks for that!
This series will get traction with a whole new audience
I hope so
@@MurrayWilkinson1I reckon, yeah.
Definitely will bro.
Love these vlogs. That last one with a little plunge pool would be perfect. I can't wait to see more!
Another great video Muzza however there was not a single Hunneeeeeeee from the lovely wife so it’s a 👎🏼 for now. Second place is a great size. Great content as always, keep it coming. Cheers Haydos
Huniiiiiiii
Hahahaha😂 hunnneeeee
That barking dog though lol
A bullet is only $2😂😂
But you need 10
get them to all line up...
@@MurrayWilkinson1 🤣🤣🍻
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I’ll watch your other vids but the dogs barking in this one did my head in 😂
it’s Better to lease in Bali rather than buy . More peace of mind if something goes wrong
I vaguely remember a few chats, that a pool will cost from around AUD20,000+, depending on size and location, fully installed.
They are advertising small inground pools from about $11k AUD
That's a great price bro.
A 6x3m pool costs around 8 to 10 grand AUD totally complete with filter etc.
Interesting to look at these villas and get approximate pricing info. Thanks for showing us through. I am wondering though, with the opening of the new airport in north Bali, would it be worth looking up north for Villas to invest in? I read somewhere that around 70% of flights from Australia will be re-directed to the new airport once it is opened (2024/2025) so somewhere around 700,000 people will arrive into northern Bail in any given year - and that's just from Australia. Not sure about numbers from elsewhere
There is no new airport. It has always been an election promises thought bubble and remains so after the February elections this year.
I’ve been following you from the beginning, and comparison to other you tubers, they have nothing on your vlogs! 🙌🏽 authentic, educated and informative .. Thankyou !
Thanks for your support
I'm enjoying these videos but I would need to live where there is a Warung or two and a bar within a few hundred metre walk from the property.
Thanks Muzza, really interesting
Good video very informative thanks
Thanks Muzza ...very informative
Where did you get your shirt from please?
Hey bro,be careful as you know,great vlogs though,great information.
Hello Muzza.
In what area of Bali is this?
And is it close to Jln. Raya, or beaches?
Me, my wife and child of 4 years are seriously contemplating investing in a house or Villa in Bali. But been given prices that are way to high, by locals wanting to profit off ignorant bules.
But my wife is from Lampung Indonesia, so we haven't fallen victims of any scheme, yet.
So sort of looking all over for something affordable, and free from the hidden fees they often embed in the price when dealing with foreigners.
So any advice and tips you might give is received with appreciation.
I'm from Norway btw.
Kind regards, Mr Kenn
There are hundreds of places here for sale or long term rent, especially if you have an Indonesian spouse. Email me at muzza@balidonate.org and I will try and get some info back about how and where to start.. warning it IS a long term and generally complicated process
G’day mate I’d love to have a chat with you.
Myself and my wife are both artists currently living in Australia end preparing to move to Bali.
What’s the best way to get in touch with you if possible.
muzza@balidonate.org or facebook messenger
That dog barking would drive me crazy
So Aussies can own land in Bali, now?
Investors and companies owned by foreigners can..
So what are we not able to live in it ourselves ? @@MurrayWilkinson1
@@joeannemorrison6617 yes you can but it is more complicated. That's why most people do a long term lease
We will be doing a story in 2024 about the legal side of ownership and leases in Bali
Hmm...so you end up going backwards, then? No outright ownership - does not seem much point in "putting in a pool" when you do not own it!
So you own the house ? What about the land ? I thought we couldn't own the house and land ? Or is it a forever lease on the land as I've seen when people want you out, you come back from being away and the house is trashed not much left ? Can you please explain how you would own it ?
He can’t own a house in Bali as he is a foreigner. He will need to put his Indonesia wife name as she is a local. This will make his wife vey happy😂
There are ways to own a house in Bali. If you open a business then the company can own the house. We will be doing an interview with a consultant to help you understand the legal difficulties later this month
Fyi.. I don't own anything in Bali. I rent a house in a village in Denpasar
Those dog's...
Just out of curiosity Muzza, are these prices based over a 25 year lease contract?
No the 2br units were outright sale (freehold)
@@MurrayWilkinson1 May I ask what “Freehold” means?
We are moving over in January and I’m so bloody happy I have stubbles across your channel. So much helpful information Muzza 🙌
Freehold means you buy the house and land like at home. Leasehold means you never own the land and "rent" it for like 20 years
Some interesting info here but please stop calling them Villa’s. They are not Villa’s, they are just plain Indonesian houses with no warranties or recourse for when they start to fall apart which will be sooner rather than later.
Stop splitting hairs
@@pmc8119 how does FRO sound?
Kok murah ya di area bekasi dan sekitarnya az udah ember2an harganya (M) 😂
Don't buy or lease a new home, you will find all the cracks and leaks in 12 months and no builder in site. The constitution of Indonesia forbids foreigners to own land full stop, is everyone clear. To set a PT PMA company total foreigner owned and you only need to invest 1 million Aud but this is only a lease in the company name and you can get around this, See the two Australians deported last week.
I am married to a Indonesian and retiring in two years, so far our house cost 70 aud , 4 are, two bed rooms, 1 maids room, lounge/dinning and garage for one car, solar hot water. 70Aud was expensive because of were it is. 8x4 mtr pool was 20,000 aud . Local housing depending on where it is build is around 30/35,000 Aud. I have a Indonesian friend build in Denpensar and his budget was 2,000Aud but ended up paying 2500aud on leased land. Another friend built on the Bukit local house with 2 are of land 10,000Aud. Hope that helps
Thanks heaps mate
If you buy a property in Bali Indonesia you are a fool. You are a foreigner in a country that does not have the rule of law. There will be issues with the land because only Indonesians can own land, similar situation exists in Thailand. If you like to live there fine, rent or lease the place.
We will be talking to a legal consultant about property shortly stay tuned
@@MurrayWilkinson1 legal consultant ? What's that going to do. You talk like you're in Melbourne or Sydney talking to an Australian lawyer/solicitor. They're not even equivalent. Bali is beautiful, been there many times as a visitor but you just can't go there and live there not as an individual.
@@robertnicholson1409 I have met literally hundreds that live here permanently from all around the world. It's amazing how many experts there are out there.. you obviously know more than the 110,000 expats that call Bali their home..
@@MurrayWilkinson1 Indonesia can take your property off you at anytime cancel your visa and kick you out of the country. Just because others are living there on an illusion doesn't mean you have security. Indonesia is not Australia. Australia has a robust legal system with rule of law... Indonesia does not.
Well robertnicholson......your getting your stories from the wrong place.....
You most definately can go to Bali/ Indonesia and live there as an individual.
You can never own the land✔️
You can never own the house the way we understand✔️
KNOW EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT AND HOW YOU WANT TO LIVE IN BALI.
GET THE RIGHT INFORMATION FOR YOURE UNIQUE CIRCUMSTACES✅️
GET THE RIGHT ASSISTANCE TO MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE RIGHT VISAS......IN THE CORRECT ORDER✅️
There are so many different visas for so many different senarios.....I would NEVER try to go through the system on my own.
It is too complicated....I am going there with the intention to enjoy all Indonesia has to offer....
I DEFINATELY DONT WANT TO BE CAUGHT UP WITH LONG PROTRACTED VISAS AND THE LEGALITIES WITH PROPERTY AND GOVERNMENT LAWS....
BUT IT CAN BE DONE REASONABLY SMOOTHLY WITH THE RIGHT ASSISTANCE....
YOU CAN Buy FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD.....THE DIFFERENCE IS THE TIME YOU ARE LEGALLY ALLOWED TO HOLD " TITLE " AS EVENTUALLY IT ALWAYS RETURNS TO INDONESIAN HANDS.
The least you can do is to say it in the local way , you live here but are such a bule.
Yes I am
. What a strange comment
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PROBABLY 95% OF PEOPLE WHO TRAVEL TO BALI DO NOTHING TO HELP.
THEY HAVE THEIR HOLIDAY AND LEAVE.
@@vickokoszka6836 Not true. 100% of tourists are helping grow the Indonesian economy. Without tourism, Bali is up shit creek. No one gets free food and accommodation.
You going a bit mad with your sponsers got to get back to a human blog.
Stop trying to make a load of cash.
People can see what u are up too.
I don't have any sponsors, I am doing these vlogs to show people the costs of leasing and buying in Bali