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Lovina area referrals to Attorney, Accountant Etc.

Vikings1

I and my spouse are planning to move to near the Lovina area in Bali.  We need to learn much more about starting, and running a business (with Balinese ownership), Choosing and obtaining the most relevant Visas (Kitas?) and negotiating and documenting all agreements. 


I am hopeful that people  here can provide referral and contact information for the above listed professionals. It would be very helpful if my use of English is not a hinderance. 


Thank you for your help. 


Mark S.   

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Harvey Lee97

@Vikings1

Contact Mr Asep Wijaya of Wijaya Co Jakarta

He specializes in expat law in Indonesia

The law in Indonesia is very biased to national.protection . Many expats have been caught out and lost everything.

He speaks excellent English and is available more than others.

Regards Harvey Lee. UK expat

Fred

If a foreigner is to be part of the company, start with a Google - PT PMA - and watch out for expensive agents and plain rip-offs.


If it's all Indonesian, see a notaris or go to a kantor hukum (lawyers office) depending on how much money is involved.

Vikings1

@Harvey Lee97

Thank you for your reply. 


I am not sure what you mean by "Caught out".  Our intentions are to abide by whatever the regulations are.  If the regulations do not fit what we need it will be a problem but I believe we are very flexible. 


Someone has recommended Legal Legends.  Has anyone had dealings with them? 


Thank you. 

Fred

@Harvey Lee97
Thank you for your reply.
I am not sure what you mean by "Caught out". Our intentions are to abide by whatever the regulations are. If the regulations do not fit what we need it will be a problem but I believe we are very flexible.

Someone has recommended Legal Legends. Has anyone had dealings with them?

Thank you. - @Vikings1

I'm guessing he's suggesting foreigners have been duped into buying land through dangerous nominee schemes and been ripped off.

I have never used Legal Legends, but their site warns readers about legally dodgy nominee arrangements, so that's a good start.

Lotus Eater

@Vikings


I am not sure what you mean by "Caught out".



Harvey Lee did not mean this statement in a perjorative sense but merely as a warning regarding potential pitfalls in the legal process or being 'ripped off'

Vikings1

I see.  I understand.   Thanks to all who helped me understand the alternative meaning of "caught out".  I am most used to thinking "caught" by someone when one is doing something outside the regulations or norms.