• Legal Validity - Notarial Deeds carry full legal force and can be used as binding evidence in court.
• Government-Recognized - Required for many official processes including Property transactions (such as buying, selling, or leasing) company formation, inheritance declarations, and more.

At VisaMe Bali, we simplify the process for you:

• Consultation - Get in touch with our team to discuss your needs, whether it’s for property, business (company formation), power of attorney, or personal legal matters.
• Document Preparation & Drafting notarial Deed - Our Notari team will help you draft or review your agreement, and or Notarial Deed, ensuring it meets all legal requirements.
• Schedule Signing - We arrange an appointment with Notary depending on your location and needs.
• Signing & Legalization - Both parties sign the agreement in the presence of the Notary. The document is then officially notarized and registered as a Notarial Deed (Akta Notaris).
• Receive Your Certified Copy - You’ll receive your certified original and/or digital copy. Fully legal and ready to use in any official process.

It will depend on the type of service you need, whether it’s for personal matters, business/legal agreements, or property transactions and more.
Some basic documents are commonly needed, such as:

• Valid ID – Passport (for foreigners) or KTP (for Indonesian citizens)
• Draft or outline of the agreement to be notarized

Processing Time:- working days
Price : IDR / (+ USD per )
(Prices are subject to change and will be charged in IDR as per regulations.)

1. Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
2. Full payment is required before the visa application process begins.
3. All documents submitted must be original and valid.
4. Processing time for Company setup, begins after documents submitted to Minisrry and uploaded to OSS system. Delays due to OSS system errors are beyond our control. Once the process has started, it cannot be paused or cancelled.
5. It may request additional documents during the process.
6. Government payments or other document for the authority payments are non-refundable, even in cases of rejection or regulatory changes.

What is a Notary in Indonesia?

A Notary (Notaris) is a government-appointed legal professional authorized to draft, witness, and register legal documents known as Notarial Deeds (Akta Notaris). These documents have full legal force and are often required for property, business, and personal agreements.

When do I need a Notary?

You’ll need a Notary for transactions such as: Buying or selling land/property, establishing a PT (local or PMA), issuing Power of Attorney, making a will or inheritance declaration and more.

Can a Notary give legal advice?

No. A Notary must remain neutral and cannot represent or advise either party. If you need legal advice before signing, we recommend consulting with a lawyer first — we can assist with both services.

Can foreigners use Notary services in Indonesia?

Yes, foreigners can notarize documents such as lease agreements, nominee structures, power of attorney, and more. Our team will guide you through any special requirements.

Are Notarial Deeds valid in court?

Yes. Notarial Deeds are the strongest form of legal evidence in Indonesian courts and are officially registered for long-term security.

What documents are required for notarization?

Basic requirements include your KTP or Passport, and the draft or summary of the agreement. For property or business matters, additional documents (e.g., land certificates, tax slips, company deeds) may be needed. Contact us for a tailored checklist.