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Land & leasehold
Know exactly what you are buying, leasing or building on.
Land in Bali carries history: family ownership, customary village rules, zoning that changes and certificates that do not always match the ground. We check all of it before you sign, and explain what we found in plain language.
What we help with
- 01
Title search at the land office
We verify the certificate, the owner and any encumbrance directly with the land office (BPN).
- 02
Zoning & spatial plan check
Whether your plan is allowed on that plot, before anyone pays a deposit.
- 03
Lease & Hak Pakai agreements
Agreements that cover renewal, transfer, building rights and what happens if the owner passes away.
- 04
Notary & PPAT coordination
We work alongside your notary and land deed official so the deed says what you agreed.
Questions clients ask
How long does a title check take?
Usually one to two weeks, depending on the land office and whether a site visit is needed.
Will you visit the land?
Yes, for every purchase or long lease. We walk the boundaries with the owner and, where relevant, the head of the village.
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How we work
Same four steps,
every matter
Whether it is a single review or a long engagement, you always know what happens next.
We listen first
A first conversation, free and without obligation, to understand your situation before we give any advice.
A clear proposal
Scope, timeline and fee in writing, on one page. You know what you are paying for before we start.
One lawyer, start to finish
Your matter has one responsible lawyer, supported by a partner, who keeps you updated every week.
Still here afterwards
When the matter closes, we stay on call for questions, renewals and whatever comes next.
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