No, not at all. All documents can be signed and notarised remotely with full support from our Australian-based team. We manage the process on your behalf, so you don’t need to travel unless you want to.
Yes, most of our properties offer flexible payment plans that begin after the construction period. In some cases, future rental income can also be used to finance part of the property, making investing even more achievable.
Absolutely. Through our trusted partners, we offer full on-site property management, including maintenance, security, housekeeping, and guest services. This ensures your investment generates consistent returns without you needing to be in Bali.
Yes, in most cases you can stay as often as you like. Some developments may cap personal use (for example, 60–90 days per year), while others allow unlimited stays. We’ll guide you through the details of each listing.
Yes. You can resell your property, and AUI can assist by listing it on your behalf. We use professional photography and marketing to ensure maximum resale value from the day it’s completed.
In Bali, most properties are sold as leasehold, which means you own the building but lease the land for a set term (usually 25–40 years). Many leases include extension options, either at a fixed price or at the market rate at the time of extension. We’ll walk you through what this means for each property.
This depends on how you choose to own the property. In your consultation, we’ll outline all inclusions and any additional costs. Rest assured, all of our listings are tax-inclusive and fully furnished unless stated otherwise.
With a local PT PMA (a limited company), you’ll typically pay 0.5% corporate tax. In addition, there is usually a 10% personal tax. Our team will explain exactly how this applies to your situation.
Many Australians are surprised at how affordable Bali property can be. Entry prices are significantly lower than in Australia, making it achievable even for first-time investors or those with modest budgets. A consultation will give you clarity on the current opportunities available within your price range.
Rental yields in Bali are often higher than in Australia due to strong tourism demand. Many investors achieve double-digit annual returns through holiday rentals, in addition to long-term capital appreciation. We’ll show you ROI forecasts for each listing so you can make an informed decision.
Once you’ve chosen a property, the process can be completed in as little as a few weeks. For off-plan developments, payment plans are tied to construction phases, but the legal purchase setup is handled efficiently by our team.
Yes - when you work with the right partners. AUI only works with carefully vetted developers and trusted legal professionals to ensure every property is secure. We eliminate the risks that can come with buying overseas on your own.
Bali is one of the world’s most popular holiday destinations, attracting over 6 million international visitors annually. This constant flow of tourists creates consistent demand for short-term rental properties, particularly well-located villas and resorts. Premium properties enjoy occupancy rates above 70%, and rental yields averaging 7–10% per year - significantly higher than in many other countries. Combined with affordable entry prices, Bali has become one of the strongest and most reliable rental markets for Australians seeking both income and lifestyle benefits.
With entry points around USD $300k, Bali offers opportunities more accessible than many Australian markets.
Bali is projected to exceed 6.5M visitors in 2025, driving ongoing demand for quality rentals. So yes, now is a prime time to invest.
