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Expanding Your Business to Bali? We Can Help! Thinking about relocating your business or opening a new branch in Indonesia? Bali offers a thriving business environment with a growing population and a strong tourism industry. Our team of experts can assist with finding the perfect plot of land for commercial property and navigating the legal processes. Schedule a free consultation with your Bali expansion experts at Bali Business Consulting! #BusinessExpansion #Indonesia #BaliInvestment #RealEstate

Having lived in Bali for three years, I've grown to really like the lively business environment of the Island. Many visitors are drawn to its picturesque views, and during their stay, they often discover the vast business opportunities that Indonesia has to offer. This dynamism is what I enjoy the most about Bali. Through my time here, Bali has transformed me personally. It has instilled in me a greater focus, a trait crucial in the local business landscape. It has taught me the importance of persistence and 'following up' on my requests. As for how Bali is changing, I believe the term 'Urbanization' encapsulates it perfectly. The island is receiving an increasing amount of attention and developing rapidly across all sectors. This growth is altering its overall look and feel. Navigating the complexities of the Balinese market can seem overwhelming. However, our extensive local knowledge, legal expertise, and language skills equip us to bridge the gap between your business and this unique market. We have successfully maneuvered through local customs and conflicts and are ready to guide you accordingly. Having taken this journey myself, having experienced the transformation and the urbanization of Bali, and having navigated the intricacies of the Balinese market, I am confident that we can guide you in this unique business landscape. Indeed, the dynamism I enjoy the most about Bali is precisely what we offer to you. #BaliTransformation #BusinessInBali #NavigatingBali #BaliMarket

Bali’s Subway System Will Be Momentous Many business enthusiasts, like myself, are eagerly anticipating 2031, the year Bali's underground Light Rail Transit system is set to operate. This groundbreaking development will significantly impact the real estate, construction, and tourism sectors. As Bali's first railway system, the subway will transform the island's connectivity. Properties located near stations are often more desirable due to improved accessibility and reduced commuting times, potentially leading to a rise in property values. Urban Renewal and Development The subway system could also serve as a catalyst for urban renewal, particularly in areas outside of Bali's traditional tourist hotspots. Previously overlooked regions might experience a resurgence of investment and development, fostering a more balanced and sustainable growth pattern. Beyond the Subway Even before the subway's launch, the construction phase will stimulate the local economy. Demand for new housing, commercial spaces, and retail outlets is expected to increase, creating opportunities for businesses and investors. Moreover, a well-connected transportation network will enhance Bali's appeal to tourists, boosting tourism revenue and hospitality services. Seize the Opportunity Bali's subway system presents a unique opportunity for us to capitalize on a rapidly growing market. With the potential for significant returns on investment in real estate, tourism, and related sectors, now is the time to explore the possibilities. Connect with our team of local experts to learn more about investment opportunities and how to get involved in this exciting development. https://lnkd.in/gjNKm962 Are you as excited as I am about the potential of Bali's subway system? Share your thoughts and ideas in the comments below. #BaliSubway #LRT #LightRailTransit #PropertyInvestment #Construction

The Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) programme has been updated by the Tourism, Arts and Culture Ministry. The "Platinum" category now requires a fixed deposit of RM5 million and no longer offers permanent residence status. The programme features three categories based on fixed deposit amounts: "Platinum" (RM5 million), "Gold" (RM2 million), and "Silver" (RM500,000). Participants in all categories are not eligible for permanent residence. The new conditions also raise the paid-up capital requirement for business licences to RM200,000, with an annual licence fee of RM2,500. Only "Platinum" participants can engage in business or investment activities in Malaysia. Participants must reside in Malaysia for at least 60 days annually. The programme no longer uses original agents, and new agents must reapply under stricter conditions. Applications can be submitted at the MM2H centre in Putrajaya and will soon be accepted online. Considering the MM2H programme? Navigating the new requirements and ensuring compliance can be complex. We at JS Partners are here to assist you every step of the way. WhatsApp us at 014-324-8237 for streamlined support to ensure your application is complete and accurate. #jspartners #shivajiniseelan #mm2h #malaysiamysecondhome #mm2hprogramme #malaysiaresidency #expatsinmalaysia #movetomalaysia #malaysialiving #investinmalaysia #malaysiabusiness #relocatetomalaysia #expatslife #malaysiatourism

Getting ready for the Hy-Line Seminar in Bali.

As I previously mentioned there will be another Bali Conference if there is enough interest. Join Jason Walker, myself and others in Bali for a few days away from the cold in Aus over our June long weekend. Here is the brochure with registration page. #familylaw #familylawconference

Delve into Indonesia's top cities from a local's perspective and discover why Bali stands out as the ultimate tourist haven. Despite foreign ownership restrictions, Bali's booming economy promises lucrative opportunities. Follow PT Archestet Group Development for more insights into property investment in Bali and beyond! #InvestmentInsights #PropertyInvestment #ArchestetGroup #WhitePalm #Archestet #ArchestetVillas #Investmentanddevelopment #propertydeveloper #bali #baliinvestment #balitourism #villainbali #marketing #buyvillainbali #buypropertyinbali #baliproperty

𝘼 𝘽𝙞𝙩𝙩𝙚𝙧 𝙋𝙞𝙡𝙡 𝙏𝙤 𝙎𝙬𝙖𝙡𝙡𝙤𝙬, 𝙞𝙣𝙙𝙚𝙚𝙙. At times when the #tourism sector is being readied to shine for "#WonderfulIndonesia" campaign and partaking in the trajectory for shaping the much needed Indonesia's #nationalbrand. Also, at times, the sector is said to be one the administration needed to upscale so as to generate more income to government budget. Bambang Britono #nationalbranding #publicpolicy #publicaffairs #governmentrelations #governmentaffairs https://lnkd.in/g_h7xnby

Bali has quickly become one of Indonesia's top destinations for foreign nationals looking to invest in property. By the first quarter of 2024, there was a marked increase in demand from foreigners for a range of properties, including houses, land, and apartments. Most foreign property searches in Q1 2024 centered on residential properties priced between IDR 1 billion and IDR 3 billion, accounting for 34.7% of the interest. Properties in the IDR 400 million to IDR 1 billion range followed at 25.7%, while high-end properties above IDR 5 billion made up 18% of the demand. This surge is largely driven by new regulations, such as the issuance of Decision 1241/SK-HK.02/IX/2022 by the Minister of Agrarian Affairs and Spatial Planning/Head of the National Land Agency, and the introduction of the Second Home Visa in December 2022. These changes have lowered the price threshold for foreign property ownership and extended ownership rights to high-rise apartments. Additionally, tourists can now purchase property in Bali with just a tourist visa. Are you ready to invest in this paradise? Contact us for more information The Ocean Villas is a modern, ocean-view villa complex nestled in the peaceful Cemagi village in Bali. For more information please visit our website or contact us on WhatsApp: 🌐 theoceanvillascemagi.com 📱 +62 859-4677-4279 #cemagi #balivilla #balirealestate #balivillas #villainbali #villasinBali #investmentBali #investinBali #baliinvestment #villaforsaleBali

Michel Picard, writing of the tourism scene in Bali across the 1970s... “Toward the end of the decade, however, the hippie travelers, having become more respectable with time, were viewed more positively — as a supplementary market to that of deluxe tourism, which was slowing down. Certain Balinese officials spoke of the “new tourists”, whom they presented as a young, educated clientele with a limited budget, less concerned about comfort than with local color, and keen to mingle with the Balinese. They advocated responding to this demand by encouraging the construction of small hotels integrated into village life, which offer the advantage of requiring only modest cash investments and no import of equipment (thus no foreign currency spending) and could therefore be more easily owned and run by Balinese. The provincial government, for its part, deliberately pushed up the rates on goods and services for this market with the intention of rendering the tourist enterprise more profitable for the population.” ... followed by ... “In spite of the undeniable size of this market, the official position in Jakarta as well as in Denpasar continued to grant priority to deluxe tourism, which was clearly more prestigious, easier to standardize, and was considered more viable in terms of foreign exchange earnings.” Half a century later we’re still having this conversation. Sigh. From Bali: Cultural Tourism and Touristic Culture  https://lnkd.in/gsgVSV4A