Villas in Bali for Long Term Rent
Discover our selection of villas in Bali for long term rent. A smart choice for nomads, couples, and small teams.
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Local Tips
- Short power cuts happen. A small UPS can keep Wi‑Fi and lights on until power returns.
- Monthly is flexible but pricier. Yearly offers best value if you’re staying long term.
- Longer terms often get better rates. Be clear with dates and consider upfront payments for discounts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about renting properties in Bali.
Not always. If you’re sensitive to light, ask the owner to install them or allow temporary hooks/rods.
Electricity is usually prepaid (token) or monthly postpaid. Water may be included or billed separately. Ensure your contract states exact terms.
Listings typically include basic furnishings and Wi‑Fi. Utilities, cleaning, pool and garden maintenance vary by property—check each listing’s details.
Some low‑lying areas can flood in heavy rain. Ask owners about drainage, recent improvements, and past incidents.
Request an emergency contact list (owner/manager, electrician, plumber). Save numbers in your phone when you move in.
Electricity varies based on AC usage and villa size. Internet is affordable and widely available. Water and gas are minor costs compared to electricity.
Often yes for long stays. Many owners can add a desk, office chair, or blackout curtains with reasonable notice.
Yes. Most landlords request a refundable deposit (typically 1 month). It’s returned at the end of the lease if there’s no damage or unpaid bills.
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