Free course · Bali, Indonesia
Work in real estate in Bali
Who can be a broker under the 2025 rules, the P4 licence and broker certification, leasehold and Hak Pakai, off-plan villas and how deals work in Canggu, Seminyak, Ubud and the Bukit.
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Start lesson 1 → - 1 The job of a property broker in BaliUnderstand what a Bali broker does day to day, who hires, how people are paid and what a realistic first year looks like. 7 min
- 2 Who can work here: the broker must be IndonesianKnow who may legally be a property broker in Bali, what a foreigner can and cannot do, and which visa, work permit and company routes exist. 9 min
- 3 Getting licensed in Bali, step by stepFollow the steps to get a broker competency certificate, join or set up a licensed P4 with an NIB under KBLI 68200, and keep both valid. 9 min
- 4 The rules you follow every day in BaliApply the daily rules of Bali brokerage, from written agreements and honest advertising to anti-money laundering checks, and avoid what gets agents sanctioned. 8 min
- 5 Know the Bali market: areas, buyers and pricesDescribe Bali's main areas, who buys there and why, typical price ranges, and how off-plan, resale and rental demand differ in 2026. 9 min
- 6 A Bali deal from start to finishWalk a resale, a leasehold and an off-plan deal through each step, know who does what, and calculate the taxes and fees in rupiah. 10 min
- 7 Your first 90 days as a Bali brokerPlan your first three months in Bali, from building listings and finding buyers to a daily routine, useful tools and the mistakes new agents make. 8 min
- 8 Money and growing your career in BaliCalculate your commission and the tax on it, choose a licensed agency with care, plan your next career steps, and run the final checklist before you start. 9 min
- Final quizUp to 30 questions from the Bali, Indonesia exercises, corrected with sources. 15 min
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