Long Term Villa Rentals in North Bali
Discover our selection of comfortable villas available for monthly and yearly rental in North Bali, Bali.
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Local Tips
- Inside‑gate scooter parking is safer and keeps your bike dry in heavy rain.
- Short power cuts happen. A small UPS can keep Wi‑Fi and lights on until power returns.
- Rainy season sees heavy showers. Check for good drainage and covered parking if you ride a scooter.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about renting properties in Bali.
Monthly and yearly payments are standard. Some owners prefer quarterly or bi‑annual terms. Agree on a clear schedule in the contract.
Usually yes. Owners often discount for 6‑ and 12‑month terms. Polite, clear communication about your dates helps when negotiating.
Most long-term rentals in Bali require at least 6 months. Some owners accept 3 months, while year-long commitments often unlock better pricing.
Confirm the timeline and inspection process in the contract. Photos at move‑in/out help ensure a smooth return.
Usually not without written permission. If you anticipate guests or remote work teams, discuss terms before signing.
Occasional brief outages happen. Ask about backup solutions and whether internet remains online during short cuts.
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.
Small UPS units keep Wi‑Fi and a few lights running. Larger generators vary—ask whether ACs and fridges stay powered.
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