So, you bought land in Indonesia? Sweet! Just a heads-up: it’s not like that forgotten sandwich you left in the fridge. Turns out, ‘out of sight, out of mind’ doesn’t fly with the government. There is a rule that means neglected plots are fair game, and they’re serious about turning those ‘oops, I forgot I…
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The Omnibus Law for Housing Sector seeks to simplify Indonesia’s housing regulations and address the country’s pressing need for affordable homes. By streamlining bureaucratic processes, the law will reduce barriers for developers and speed up housing projects. As part of the government’s 3 million homes program, the law aims to significantly boost the housing supply….
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The post-COVID-19 surge in international tourism to Bali has brought some unintended consequences. Bali, often known as the Island of the Gods, has evolved beyond a tourist destination to become a significant investment hub for foreign entrepreneurs. High occupancy rates in accommodations like hotels and villas have driven up demand in Bali’s property and real…
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In Indonesia, when there’s a discrepancy between the name on a land certificate and the name on an individual’s identity card, it becomes necessary to obtain a Certificate of Name Discrepancy. This document serves as a crucial step in preventing potential legal complications in the future. Why There’s a Discrepancy in Indonesia’s Land Certificate? A…
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Discover essential tips for a successful land purchase in Bali. From navigating foreign ownership laws to negotiating prices, this guide will help you make informed decisions.
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