Insights & Publications
Expert commentary on Indonesian property law, hospitality investment, foreign ownership structures, and legal risk management — written by a practicing lawyer, hotelier, and academic.
Foreign investors frequently misunderstand the legal boundaries of property ownership in Indonesia. This article provides a comprehensive breakdown of what is legally permissible, the risks of nominee structures, and how to protect your capital.
The Ministry of Tourism's move to verify accommodation businesses on OTA platforms is a serious regulatory signal. Foreign investors and PT PMA companies must fix their legal structures before enforcement becomes stricter.
Indonesia's land title system is complex and multi-layered. This article compares the two primary title structures available to foreign investors and outlines the conditions, limitations, and strategic considerations for each.
The post-pandemic hospitality landscape left many investors holding underperforming or insolvent assets. As a licensed Receiver and Administrator, this article outlines the legal mechanisms available for asset recovery in Indonesia.
A PT PMA (Perseroan Terbatas Penanaman Modal Asing) is the standard vehicle for foreign investment in Indonesia. This article walks through the incorporation process, minimum capital requirements, and sector-specific licensing for hospitality.
Skipping legal due diligence is the single most common mistake made by foreign buyers in Indonesia. This article outlines the critical checks — from title verification to zoning compliance — that must be conducted before any capital commitment.