Bali Long-Term Rentals

These are the villas and houses Palm Living lets for long stays on Bali's north coast, from its long-term rental pages on bali-information.com, refreshed here every day. If you want to rent a house in Bali for a few months or a year, each listing gives the rent as Palm Living quotes it, usually in rupiah and sometimes in euros or US dollars, and what that rent includes. Palm Living has let villas on this coast for twenty-four years and runs a helpdesk in Lovina, in the same area as the houses.

Each house states its own terms: some quote a monthly rent, some a yearly one, and Palm Living takes monthly rentals on request. A monthly villa rental costs more per month than a yearly lease for the flexibility, and suits a first landing or a trial before committing. Rent in the north sits below the south coast for a comparable house, and long-stay villas are commonly let fully furnished. The biggest difference between two houses at the same rent is what it covers: staff, water, electricity and internet are included on some and extra on others, so compare the rent plus everything it leaves out.

Most people base themselves in Lovina or the hills behind it, with Singaraja about twenty minutes east for the regional hospital and larger shops. A lease gives you a house but no right to stay in Indonesia, so sort the visa before you commit to a year's rent. Northbound's guides cover the rest: long-term rentals in north Bali, the cost of living, moving to north Bali, the Bali visa guide and where to stay in north Bali.