Leasehold
A notarised long-term lease from the Indonesian landowner, held in your own name. Ideal for a private villa or a first investment.
- Holder
- You (individual)
- Term
- Typically 25–30 yrs + extension
- Best for
- Private villa, land bank
Sipora · Mentawai Islands
Land for sale in Berkat
Land within reach of Tuapejat
About the area
Why invest in Berkat
Berkat is one of the areas where we currently source land. Parcels here are typically larger and better value than town plots, suiting residential clusters, villa compounds and land-bank investors. Ask us for the current parcels, access and certificate status.
Land in Berkat
All areasNo public listings in Berkat right now. Parcels here are usually offered privately — send us your brief.
Ownership
How foreigners can own in Berkat
PT PMA + HGB title
A foreign-owned Indonesian company holds a registered Right to Build (HGB). The standard route for resorts, rental villas and surf camps.
- Holder
- Your PT PMA
- Term
- 30 + 20 + 30 yrs
- Best for
- Resort, rental, development
Hak Pakai (right of use)
Foreigners with a valid stay permit may hold a residential house under a Right of Use, subject to minimum-price and size rules.
- Holder
- You (with KITAS/KITAP)
- Term
- 30 + 20 + 30 yrs
- Best for
- Your own home
FAQ
Berkat: common questions
Is there land for sale in Berkat?
New parcels in Berkat are offered privately first. Send us your brief and we will share what is available, with title status checked.
What can I build on land in Berkat?
Berkat typically suits residential cluster, villa compound, land bank. What you can build on a specific parcel depends on its zoning (RTRW/KKPR) and coastal setback, which we confirm during due diligence.
Can a foreigner own land here?
Yes, through a notarised long-term lease or a PT PMA company holding HGB title. Our Padang team sets up the structure and permits.