It is a 41-hectare health and tourism Special Economic Zone in Sanur, anchored by the Bali International Hospital, which opened in June 2025 with 255 beds and is run by IHC, Indonesia’s state hospital group. The zone targets IDR 10.2 trillion (≈ USD 626 million) of investment and up to 240,000 patients a year by 2030. Information only.
What is open there now?
- The hospital, with cardiac, oncology, neurology and orthopaedic centres.
- Two hotels — The Meru Sanur and the rebuilt Bali Beach Hotel — and a convention centre hosting events.
- Under way: a German longevity clinic has broken ground, and a 4.9-hectare medicinal garden is planted.
Outside the gate, cafés are following: Canggu’s 7.AM 7.PM opened a Sanur branch in July 2026. As reported.
How many patients is it aiming for?
Up to 240,000 a year by 2030 — on average about 660 a day. That is a target, not a forecast, but it gives a sense of the scale the zone is planning for. Information only.
Why are patients different from tourists?
A patient follows the treatment, not the season. They book months ahead, stay for weeks rather than nights, bring family, and come back for check-ups — including in the low season, when tourist demand drops. See how Bali’s low season affects revenue.
Which businesses grow around a hospital like this?
- Recovery stays and long-stay apartments for patients’ families and visiting clinicians.
- Clinics and laboratories taking the overflow.
- Rehabilitation and wellness.
- Staff housing and everyday services — cafés, transport, laundry.
Many of these are open to foreign-owned companies — see which sectors foreigners can own.
What should I check before building for it?
Patient numbers depend on insurance agreements, accreditation and doctors’ reputations more than on buildings. Well-known foreign names often advise on projects like this without running them, so check who actually operates what.
Build for the demand that is already certain — domestic patients, staff, students and families — and treat the international wave as upside. See also Kura Kura Bali, across the bay. Information only.
Sources: InJourney; national and local press, 2025–26 — as reported. General information about the Indonesian market, not legal, tax or financial advice.
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