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Dear Clients Please be informed that May 1 is a holiday in Indonesia. Immigration offices and other Indonesian governmental institutions will not be working. Our office is closed. Couriers do not work. Online support operates in standard mode from

Many assume that once a court case is won, the problem is solved. In Indonesia, that’s not always the case. A court decision confirms your legal right—but it does not guarantee actual recovery of funds. A court decision is only the beginning After

Developer bankruptcy is one of the most underestimated risks for property buyers in Indonesia. Many assume that if a project is not delivered, they can initiate bankruptcy proceedings against the developer and recover their money. In practice, the

Dear clients We would like to inform you that April 8 is a holiday in Bali. Immigration offices and other Balinese government institutions will not operate. Our office is open. Couriers are working. Online support operates as usual from 9:00 to 23:00

Indonesia is significantly increasing oversight of foreign-owned companies (PMA). In March 2026, Bali’s Department of Industry and Trade sent official requests to hundreds of companies, launching a large-scale compliance review. The main focus of

In Indonesia’s real estate market, buyers—including foreign investors—often assume that once they have paid a deposit and signed a contract, they become the owners of the property. In practice, this is not always the case. In many off-plan projects,

Dear customers We inform you that April 3rd is an official holiday in Indonesia. Immigration offices and other government institutions will not be working. Our office will be closed. Couriers will not work. Online support will operate on a holiday

At the beginning of 2026, amendments to Indonesia’s criminal law came into force, drawing significant attention from expats and tourists. These changes relate to extramarital relationships and cohabitation without official marriage. In practice, this

Investing in a villa construction project in Bali often starts with confidence: the contract is signed, the funds are transferred, and the project looks solid on paper. But in practice, things don’t always go as planned. The handover date approaches

Spring is one of the most beautiful times to visit Japan. This is when hanami season begins — the cherry blossom bloom that transforms cities into soft pink landscapes. Parks fill with people enjoying picnics under the trees, and the entire country

Rental disputes in Bali are not uncommon, especially for foreign tenants. Even when rent has been fully paid, property owners or management companies may attempt to change the terms or demand early eviction. In these situations, it is important to

In Indonesia, even a single serious traffic accident can quickly escalate into a criminal investigation. Once the police become involved, the consequences for a foreign national may include not only court proceedings but also the risk of