Bali Long-Term Rentals
Villas and houses Palm Living lets by the month or the year on Bali's north coast. Rents and availability change, so confirm a house with the team on WhatsApp before you plan a viewing.
Planning a long stay? Read long-term rentals in north Bali and the Bali visa guide.
25 listings· opens WhatsApp to Palm Living's team in Lovina
Rumah Sangket
IDR 150 Million Year
Villa Red Jepun
IDR 20 million - Month
Villa Koru
IDR 25 million - Month
Rumah Michael
IDR 108.000.000/ Year
Villa Nyoman 1
IDR 40.000.000/Month
Rumah Pantai Penimbangan
IDR 300 Million Per Year
Villa Nyoman 3
IDR 40.000.000/Month
Villa Anna 1
IDR 19 Million Per Month
Villa Udara
from IDR 25 million
Ponjok Batu Residence Torquise Villa
EUR 2.000/MONTH
Villa LE BON TON
IDR 20 Million Per Month
Lovina
Villa Alera Lovina
IDR 25 million Month
Ponjok Batu Residence Ruby Villa
EUR 2.000/MONTH
Villa Anna 2
IDR 19 Million Per Month
Villa Melati Senja
IDR 18 Million Per Month
Villa Amabella
Price on Request
Villa Sianti
Price on Request
Villa Spice
USD 1650 month
Villa Punyan
IDR 30 million month
Villa Coco
IDR 25 million - Month
Villa Oscar
IDR 37 Million/ Month
Villa Shiva
IDR 20 million
Villave
USD 820 +
Pondok Wahyu Sedana
USD 25.000 yr
Villa Divina Bali
IDR 15 million month
Questions
Can you rent a villa long term in north Bali?
Yes. Villas and houses along the north coast are let by the month and by the year, with yearly leases the norm for the better properties. Most newcomers base themselves in Lovina or the hills behind it; Munduk and the Pemuteran area suit smaller groups of long-stayers.
Is it cheaper to rent monthly or yearly?
Yearly. A monthly let costs more per month for the flexibility, while a yearly lease brings the monthly equivalent down substantially, usually in exchange for a longer minimum term and payment in advance.
What is included in a long-term villa rental?
It depends on the house. Some rents include staff, water, electricity and internet; others include none of them; some include staff but not utilities. Long-stay villas are commonly let fully furnished. Get every inclusion written into the contract.
Do you need a visa to rent long term in Bali?
You need a visa to stay, and a lease does not provide one. Short stays use a visa on arrival; longer ones use a visit visa, the remote-worker route or a KITAS. Check the current rules with a licensed agent before you sign a year's lease.
Where is the best place to rent long term in north Bali?
Lovina and its villages for most people, because the coast there has the most services and Singaraja is close. The hills behind Lovina suit people who want space and views and will drive. Munduk suits those who want cool mountain air; Pemuteran suits divers who want quiet.
What should you check before signing a lease?
That your visa covers the length of the lease, that you have seen the house in person, and that every inclusion, the payment schedule and currency, the deposit terms and the renewal and notice terms are written into the contract. Confirm that the person you pay is the owner or holds written authority, and measure the internet speed in the house.
Background from the Northbound guides, not legal advice. Take every clause and figure to your own Indonesian notary before you act on it.