Bagus Enrico & Partners Counsellors at Law is pleased to announce that we have entered into a cooperation agreement with the Asian Exporters' Chamber of Commerce and Industry (AECCI). This partnership signifies a pivotal step forward in broadening our business reach and delivering comprehensive legal support to exporters and importers across key sectors. Through this strategic alliance, we are committed to combining our strengths to deliver tailored, high-quality legal solutions that cater to the specific needs of the international trading community. Together, we aim to expand our market presence and elevate the quality of legal support available to our clients. Click the link below to read more! https://lnkd.in/gefSkev8 #bepartners #baguesenrico #collaboration #jakarta #indonesia #india #lawfirms #lawyers #law
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Owning property in Indonesia as a foreigner involves navigating various legal frameworks and understanding the types of land rights available. One approach is through the "Hak Pakai" or "Right to Use" certificate. This method allows foreigners to legally use and control land, although they do not own the land outright. #Key #Points on "Hak Pakai" (Right to Use) 1. #Definition: Hak Pakai grants the right to use land for a specified purpose and period, which can be extended. It does not equate to full ownership. 2. #Eligibility: Foreigners can obtain Hak Pakai on land that is either state-owned or privately owned. The latter requires conversion from freehold title (Hak Milik). 3. #Duration and #Renewal: Initially, Hak Pakai is granted for up to 25 years, extendable for another 20 years, and can be renewed for an additional 25 years. 4. #Property #Types: This right typically applies to residential properties, though commercial use is also possible under specific regulations. #Process #Involved 1. #Property #Search: Identify a property where the owner is willing to transfer the land rights to Hak Pakai. 2. #Legal #Assistance: Engage a legal expert, such as Anggraini Mubarak and her affiliates, who specialize in Indonesian property law to navigate the process. 3. #Documentation: Gather necessary documents including passports, tax identification numbers, and proof of employment or business operations in Indonesia. 4. #Application #Submission: Submit an application to the National Land Agency (BPN), including the notarized sale and purchase agreement, and request the conversion to Hak Pakai. 5. #Approval and #Issuance: Once approved, the BPN will issue the Hak Pakai certificate, allowing the foreigner to use and control the property. #Legal #Assistance with #Anggraini #Mubarak and #Affiliate Anggraini Mubarak and her affiliates offer specialized services in property law, ensuring that the process is smooth and compliant with Indonesian regulations. Their services typically include: - #Consultation: Initial consultation to understand the client’s needs and provide advice on the best legal approach. - #Document #Preparation: Assistance with preparing and notarizing necessary documents. - #Application #Processing: Handling the submission and follow-up with BPN and other relevant authorities. - #Compliance #Check: Ensuring all actions comply with Indonesian property laws and regulations to prevent future legal issues. #Conclusion Acquiring property in Indonesia as a foreigner through a Hak Pakai certificate is a viable option, provided that the process is correctly managed. Legal experts like Anggraini Mubarak and her affiliates can facilitate this process, ensuring compliance and smooth transactions. This method allows foreigners to enjoy the benefits of Indonesian property use without the complexities of full ownership.
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A research team appointed by the state government to study documents related to the historical relationship between Kedah and Penang will present their findings next month. #Kedah #Penang #reclaim #state #Sanusi https://lnkd.in/gVcexQAk
‘I want to reclaim Penang because it rightfully belongs to Kedah’ – Sanusi
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