Indonesia.
Investing in Bali
Legal guide to investing in Bali
How to invest in Bali? Structuring your investment
Bali is a land of opportunity, but investing there requires rigorous planning and a clear understanding of Indonesian rules (and local practice). To structure your investment optimally, it is crucial to consider and understand the legal, tax and administrative aspects specific to Bali, as well as how they interact with French regulations. Whether you are considering acquiring property (LeaseHold or FreeHold), launching a business and/or making a financial investment, reading the white paper (available free of charge above) will give you an overview of the legal and tax rules so that you can better understand the various aspects of your project.
Multidisciplinary expertise. Cross-border support.
A multidisciplinary team of lawyers at your service
Bruzzo Dubucq places at your disposal a team of lawyers with multidisciplinary skills. Our clients thus benefit from comprehensive support, whether in company law or international tax. This diversity enables us to respond optimally to the complex needs of clients wishing to invest in Bali.
Franco-Indonesian
tax
Drawing on our in-depth knowledge of the France-Indonesia tax treaty and the practical interactions that flow from it, we assist our clients with the legal structuring of their investments in Bali and help them understand the complex rules while avoiding the risk of double taxation.
Networks of local partners
Thanks to our knowledge of the Balinese market and our strong network of local partners, our clients can be assisted by trusted experts in Bali in every field (accounting, tax, real estate in Bali, etc.), allowing us to offer you tailored cross-border support.
Balinese partners
White paper outline
Real estate in Bali
Setting up an Indonesian company
Overview of Indonesian taxation
Investment structures




