What can Rp300Mil a year rent in Bali? Rental examples and extra costs

Living in Bali3 min read

By Clarity Homes Bali · Updated 12 October 2026

Compare published Bali rentals up to 300Mil IDR per year, with current villa examples, area counts and the extra costs to confirm before renting.

Wooden dining table beside a bright villa kitchen — Photo from CHB’s public property collection, used for illustration only.

The short answer

Build your budget from current quotes and your own routine. Separate recurring expenses from arrival costs, and keep rental payment timing distinct from an average monthly total.

What can Rp300Mil per year rent in Bali?

This CHB collection has 60 published rentals with an annual asking price of 300Mil IDR or less. The examples below are selected by lowest supplied annual price; they are not a claim about typical Bali rents.

Listing data checked: 2026-10-16. Published asking prices—not a Bali-wide average, negotiated offer or owner-confirmed availability.

Published CHB rentals at or below 300Mil IDR/year
Area	Matching listings	Bedroom counts
Babakan	2	1
Berawa	7	1, 2
Buduk	2	1
Canggu	9	1, 2, 3
Cemagi	1	1
Kaba-Kaba	1	3
Kerobokan	6	2, 3
Kuta	1	1
Munggu	1	2
Nusa Dua	1	3
Padonan	11	1, 2, 3, 4
Pererenan	5	1, 3
Seseh	2	1, 2
Tumbak Bayuh	4	1, 2, 3
Uluwatu	3	1, 2, 3
Umalas	4	1, 2

1 Bedroom Villa in Padonan · 1PD7

85Mil IDR / year

Padonan · 1 bedroom · Minimum stay: 1 month

Supplied availability: 16 Oct 2026. Confirm your dates.

Pets listed as allowed; confirm your pet. See the listing for supplied inclusions; deposits and payment terms need confirmation.

1 Bedroom Villa in Umalas · 1UM2

110Mil IDR / year

Umalas · 1 bedroom · Minimum stay: 1 month

Supplied availability: 18 Sept 2026. Confirm your dates.

Pool listed. See the listing for supplied inclusions; deposits and payment terms need confirmation.

2 Bedroom Apartment in Umalas · 2UM13

120Mil IDR / year

Umalas · 2 bedrooms · Minimum stay: 1 month

Supplied availability: 18 Sept 2026. Confirm your dates.

Pool listed. See the listing for supplied inclusions; deposits and payment terms need confirmation.

300Mil IDR divided by twelve is 25Mil IDR per month for comparison only. It is not a monthly rental offer or an instalment agreement. Add only confirmed deposit, utility and service quotes to your budget.

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Tell us what you need

Begin with a real rental quote

A generic cost-of-living headline can hide more than it explains. Start with homes you would genuinely consider, for the dates and rental period you need. Write down what is included and what remains unknown. Do not insert an invented utility allowance where you could ask for the billing method and an appropriate example instead.

Keep a cash-flow view alongside your monthly comparison. A deposit or advance rental payment can make the first month very different from an ordinary month. Your budget should show when money is needed, not just what a yearly total looks like when divided into equal parts.

Model the week you will actually live

Estimate your own pattern of groceries, meals out, hired transport, activities and other regular spending. Someone who cooks most evenings and stays near home is making different choices from someone who travels across the island frequently. Use current menus or quotes where relevant, and record the date so you know when an assumption needs revisiting.

Transport is easy to underestimate if you choose housing before thinking about daily routes. Compare the combined cost of rent and regular journeys, not rent in isolation. A home that appears less expensive may require a pattern of travel that does not suit your time or budget.

Leave space for changes

Create separate lines for arrival arrangements, items you need for the home and a contingency you are comfortable keeping available. Check the insurance appropriate to your trip with a qualified provider. Avoid counting money as refundable until you understand the relevant deposit or cancellation terms.

After your first week, replace estimates with actual spending and update the plan. If costs are higher than expected, change one variable at a time: the area, property size, rental period or daily routine. This gives you a clearer basis for decisions than comparing yourself with someone else’s headline monthly figure.

Your next steps

Start with current rental quotes and written inclusions.
Separate monthly comparisons from payment dates.
Track a representative week of spending.
Keep one-off costs and contingency visible.

General planning guidance, not legal, immigration or financial advice. Requirements, services and availability can change; confirm the details relevant to your circumstances.