3 Bedrooms Villa in Umalas for Yearly Rental
- Ref.ID:RT-143
- Location:Umalas
- Title:Rental
- Bedrooms:3
- Build Size:300 sqm
- Land Size:200 sqm
- Price:IDR 742,500,000 / year
Looking for a long-term rental villa in Bali? Whether you’re relocating for a few months or settling in for a year or more, Excel Real Estate Bali offers a wide selection of long-term rental villas across Bali’s most sought-after areas, including Seminyak, Canggu, Umalas, Sanur, Ubud, and the Bukit Peninsula.
Pricing varies significantly by area, villa size, and rental term. As a general guide for 2026:
| Area | 2-3 Bedroom Villa (monthly rate) |
|---|---|
| Seminyak | From IDR 27,000,000 |
| Umalas | From IDR 30,000,000 |
| Canggu | IDR 35,000,000 – 37,500,000 |
| Ubud | Similar range to Canggu |
| Sanur | Generally more affordable than Seminyak/Canggu |
Note: prices are indicative and vary by villa size, condition, and exact location. Contact our team for current rates on any area or property size.
Long-term villa rentals in Bali are typically structured in one of three ways:
A yearly rental in Bali is different from a leasehold property purchase. If you’re weighing whether to rent long-term or invest in a leasehold property, our long-term rental versus leasehold comparison guide breaks down the differences in detail.
Most furnished long-term rentals in Bali include bedroom furniture, a fitted kitchen, air conditioning, hot water, and a private pool where applicable. Higher-end rentals often include a cleaner, gardener, and pool maintenance as part of the agreement. Utilities (electricity, water, internet) are usually charged separately and billed based on usage.
Always confirm exactly what is included before signing, as inclusions vary significantly between properties and landlords.
Yes. Foreigners can legally rent villas in Bali on long-term agreements with no ownership restrictions, and the rental agreement is signed directly in your name.
For rental agreements of six months or longer, we recommend notary review to ensure the terms, including termination conditions and extension rights, are clearly documented and legally sound.
Most long-term rental villas require a minimum of one to three months, though some landlords require six months or a full year paid upfront. Each listing below shows the minimum rental term for that property.
No. A yearly rental is a straightforward rental agreement typically lasting 1 to 5 years, while a leasehold is a longer-term legal ownership structure (usually 25 to 80 years) registered with the National Land Agency. See our rental vs leasehold comparison for full details.