Transferring land ownership in Indonesia involves both legal documentation and land office procedures (BPN). Here’s how the process works:
1. Preparation of Sale & Purchase Deed (AJB) – Drafted and signed before a licensed PPAT (Land Deed Official).
2. Verification of Ownership – Ensuring the seller’s name matches the land certificate and there are no disputes or encumbrances.
3. Tax Payment – Both buyer (BPHTB) and seller (PPh) must pay their respective land taxes.
4. Submission to Land Office (BPN) – The PPAT submits the deed and supporting documents for official registration.
5. Issuance of New Certificate – The land office transfers the title to the new owner.
This entire process typically takes 2–4 weeks, depending on document completeness.
Our office ensures that every transaction is legally valid, transparent, and safely registered, protecting both buyers and sellers from potential disputes.