Divorcing in Indonesia as a foreigner means navigating civil law, religious courts and adat custom at the same time, with property and custody rules that surprise most expats. Here is the 2026 process in Bali.
The villa purchase agreement you sign today determines whether you can rent, renovate, sell or extend that property in 2046. Here are the seven clauses Bali property lawyers refuse to sign without in 2026.
Every PT PMA must file an LKPM quarterly investment report through OSS or risk license suspension. Here are the real 2026 deadlines, capital thresholds and penalties Bali founders need to know.
Most foreign-owned F&B and cosmetics brands in Bali still believe halal certification is optional — and most are wrong. Here is exactly who must register with BPJPH in 2026 and how much it costs.
OSS-RBA classifies every Indonesian business as Low, Medium-Low, Medium-High or High risk and your licenses depend entirely on which tier you fall into. Here is the 2026 playbook for Bali PT PMA owners.
Indonesian inheritance follows civil law, religious law, and adat all at the same time, and a foreign will alone is rarely enough. Here is how Bali expats protect family and assets in 2026.
Investor KITAS, Working KITAS and Second-Home KITAS all give you the right to live in Bali — but the cost, sponsor obligations and tax exposure are radically different. Here is the 2026 comparison.
Foreigners can hold a Bali villa for 50 years and more through Hak Sewa, but only if the lease contract is drafted with the right extension clauses. Here is how Bali lawyers structure it in 2026.
Without a prenup, an Indonesian-foreign marriage automatically locks all property into joint marital assets — and blocks foreign-name land titles. Here is the 2026 prenup playbook for Bali.
Picking the wrong Indonesian KBLI business classification can block your PT PMA's OSS licenses, KITAS sponsorship and even your bank account. Here is what works in 2026.