Craig

He is operating out of Bali Realty.

And yeah, coming back to that question, Nathan, what about that in terms of the amount of surprises that Aussies feel once they've been there for, I don't know, three, four, six, 12 months?

What about the actual ownership?

Are there rules and regulations?

We've spoken, I think it was Vietnam, they've got a completely different way in terms of who actually owns the land.

What's the situation with regard to that?

So if you are building, I mean, 2025 years, if you're looking long term, you'd want that automatic renewal, that rollover with a built-in cap of just how much that could increase.

Otherwise, you could be sort of high and dry after 2025 years if you have built a property.

And for people, locals that are living there, I would imagine that they wouldn't want to mix with the tourists.

I mean, I lived on the Gold Coast and the last place I would want to go is anywhere where the tourists were.

Is that a thing in Bali?

What are the top nationalities moving into Bali?

Give us a read on that.

Sounds like you're not going home anytime soon.

Hey, Nathan, great to catch up with you there in Bali.

I know it took a little bit of doing because we had a few technical problems, but you hung in there.

Enjoy your Tuesday and stay in touch.

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