Bali · Indonesia
The situation.
James wants to build a property in Bali and establish the company needed for the intended activity. His immediate questions concern his visa and how to set things up. Before committing, he also needs the right local professionals to examine the site, permissions and proposed ownership arrangements.
01 · The planning approach
Start with the intended activity
Clarify whether the project is for personal use, development, rental or another commercial purpose. Give the local company adviser a precise brief rather than choosing a structure from a generic package.
02 · The planning approach
Review the visa separately
Check the proposed residence and work activities with a qualified immigration provider. Company incorporation, a residence permission and permission to carry out particular work are separate questions.
03 · The planning approach
Examine the property before committing
Bring in the appropriate independent local lawyer or land professional to examine title or lease, permitted use, access and project approvals. An incorporated company is not a blanket right to acquire or develop any site.
04 · The planning approach
Plan how the company will operate
Prepare the company banking, invoicing and accounting questions. Agree who holds the records, who is responsible for compliance and how renewals and changes will be tracked.
A clear scope before the work.
Initial visa and company planning, with specialist property, immigration and tax work scoped separately. The plan should identify the decisions and checks needed before money is committed.
This example explains how we approach the work. Individual eligibility, provider acceptance and permissions need their own assessment.