Land & Property Ownership Services in Indonesia

Land & Property ownership services in Indonesia help individuals, investors, and companies review, structure, acquire, lease, or manage property through the right legal process.

Foreigners generally cannot own freehold land under Hak Milik. However, they may access property through eligible rights or structures, such as Hak Pakai, lease arrangements, or a PT PMA structure where applicable.

A PT PMA may hold certain land rights, such as HGB or Hak Pakai, if the property is aligned with the company’s business activity, licensing, and operational needs.

Hak Guna Bangunan, or HGB, is a right to build and own buildings on land for a specified period, subject to the applicable requirements and renewal conditions.

Hak Pakai is a right to use land or property under certain conditions. It may be relevant for eligible foreign individuals or legal entities depending on the case.

Key checks include certificate status, seller authority, disputes, encumbrances, zoning, permits, tax records, land boundaries, and whether the intended use is legally allowed.

Property due diligence is the process of reviewing legal, administrative, tax, zoning, and ownership documents before signing or completing a transaction.

Nominee-style arrangements can create serious legal risks because the registered owner may be treated as the legal owner. Foreign buyers should use a compliant legal structure instead.

Common documents include land certificates, seller identity, buyer documents, tax records, zoning documents, draft agreements, payment records, and company documents where applicable.

Yes. Property planning often connects with PT PMA incorporation, business licensing, environmental permits, building approvals, tax planning, and operational compliance.