Mixed marriage in Indonesia: legal rights, assets, and banking solutions

On May 8, 2026, Legal Indonesia in collaboration with Bank Mandiri will host an exclusive offline session for expats in Bali.

If you are in a mixed marriage or planning one, this event will help you navigate the key legal and financial aspects in Indonesia.

About the event

During the session, experts from Legal Indonesia and Bank Mandiri will cover:

Legal framework of mixed marriages in Indonesia
Rights of foreign spouses
Asset ownership and protection
Access to banking services for international couples
Real cases and common mistakes

There will also be a Q&A session at the end.

Speakers

I Gusti Ayu Bitari — Legal Advisor, Legal Indonesia
Gabriel Agustinus — AVP & Senior Legal Officer, Bank Mandiri
Riska Lavina — Wealth Management Specialist, Bank Mandiri

Event details

Date: Friday, May 8, 2026
Time: 03:30 PM
Location: Kuta, Bali

The exact venue address will be shared with registered participants 2 days before the event.

Participation

Free participation
Limited seats — up to 30 participants
Registration is required

After contacting us via WhatsApp, our manager will send you a registration form.

Important

If demand is high, the event may be moved to a larger venue.

Reserve your spot

Contact us via WhatsApp to register and secure your seat.

Reserve your spot

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