Ownership, payment, rental, construction and legal — the questions we hear most from investors.
Yes, through a leasehold agreement or a PT PMA (foreign investment company) structure. Direct freehold (Hak Milik) is reserved for Indonesian citizens, but both available structures give full usage and investment rights.
We typically guide investors toward leasehold (25–30 years, extendable) or PT PMA, depending on your goals — personal use, single investment, or an active rental portfolio.
A staged payment schedule tied to construction milestones is standard, typically starting with a booking deposit followed by progress payments.
Financing options vary by nationality and bank; we can introduce you to partners who specialize in property financing for foreign buyers in Indonesia.
Yes, optional full-service rental management is available from project completion — covering bookings, housekeeping, and maintenance.
Owners typically receive net rental income on a monthly or quarterly basis, after management fees, with full reporting provided.
Each contract includes a defined construction warranty period covering structural and major defects after handover.
Our contracts include a clear timeline with milestones; any delay is communicated transparently along with a revised schedule.
Buyers should budget for applicable acquisition and annual property taxes, which vary by structure — our legal partner provides a full breakdown before signing.
You'll receive the lease or PT PMA incorporation documents, land certificate copies, building permits, and a notarized sale agreement.
Our team is happy to walk through anything not covered here.