Indonesia is a country in Southeast Asia consisting of more than 17,000 islands. Experts at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development predict that Indonesia’s economy will grow by more than 5% for two consecutive years. Indonesia is surpassed in this indicator only by India.
● Since the early years of statehood, independence and neutrality have been declared as the basic principles of Indonesia’s foreign policy. The country has never been involved in political conflicts.
● More than $3bn has been allocated for the development of the largest world-class tourism project in Southeast Asia – Mandalika on the island of Lombok. At the moment, another version of “successful Bali” is being realised, focused on ecotourism. Mandalika is a special economic zone and is part of the Indonesian Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) project.
● Foreigners have the option of buying property in Freehold in Indonesia, while in other Southeast Asian countries only residents have this ownership right.
● The limited area of the tourist zone determines a constant increase in housing prices. The country was closed for 3 years. The accumulated pent-up demand during this time became a real tourist boom with an average occupancy rate of all infrastructure facilities of 80% per year.
● Property in Indonesia is considered more affordable compared to other regions such as Singapore or Australia, and the buying process for foreigners is characterised by its simplicity.
● Indonesia is categorised as one of the most promising developing countries and has all the resources to become one of the top five strongest economies in the world by 2045!
ROI from 12% p.a.
While the average yield on real estate globally is 5%
Relatively low property entry threshold compared to other countries
With annual rental cost increases of 15-20%
GDP +5.2% for 2022 and 7th in the world!
Cash, SWIFT, cryptocurrency
Stable currency and low inflation
Favourable climate, no frost
12 million tourists annually