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A notaris in Denpasar works within Denpasar municipality, which also covers Sanur. It is a separate area from Badung (Canggu, Seminyak, Kerobokan, Kuta) and from Gianyar (Ubud). For documents such as powers of attorney, company deeds and certified copies, the notary's location matters little. For land it decides everything: a PPAT can only make deeds for land in the area of their appointment, and a Denpasar PPAT cannot draft a deed for land in Gianyar.
Fees: the same regulated caps apply in Denpasar as across Bali. See notary fees in Bali.
Which notary work do we do for Denpasar and Sanur?
Company deeds. Many Indonesian and foreign-owned companies have their offices in Denpasar. Deeds of establishment, changes of directors and shareholders, AGMS minutes and the AHU annual report are made by notarial deed or notarized resolution. See company deeds.
Documents for use abroad. Birth and marriage certificates from the civil registry, diplomas and police certificates often need an apostille before they leave Indonesia. See apostille.
Certified copies and statements. Certified copies of passports and diplomas, declarations and sworn statements for offices in Denpasar and abroad. See notarized documents.
Powers of attorney. For banks, courts and government offices in the city, so you do not have to queue in person. See power of attorney.
Property in Sanur. Leases and sales of houses and villas in Sanur go through the Denpasar land office, with a PPAT licensed for Denpasar. Property due diligence starts by confirming which office your certificate belongs to.
Do you serve Indonesian clients in Bahasa Indonesia?
The team works in Indonesian as well as English, and handles everyday notarial work for Indonesian families and companies: deeds, powers of attorney, separation-of-property agreements and land matters. Hak Milik is for Indonesian citizens, and the land certificates page explains each title for mixed families.
How do I get to the office from Denpasar?
The Kerobokan office is a short drive from Denpasar. Message first and say what you need. You will be told what to bring and whether you need to come in at all, since many documents can be prepared in advance and some matters can be handled without a visit.
When is the office open?
Monday to Saturday 8 am to 8 pm, and Sunday 11 am to 6 pm, Bali time. The full address is on the contact page.
