The Bali property due diligence checklist
Ask for each of these, in writing, with a number and a date. If a developer will not give you one, that is your answer.
- Legal entity name, registration number, NIB
- Zoning classification per plot, with map
- Landlord’s land certificate and a BPN verification
- Building permit (PBG)
- Certificate of fitness (SLF) on delivered projects
- Rental licence route for a foreign owner
- Payment schedule tied to milestones
- Warranty terms
- Handover dates on past projects, promised against actual
- Actual rental returns on delivered projects, third‑party verified
- Named buyers you can talk to
- The founder’s full name and a way to reach them
Our answers to all twelve are on Verify us.
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