Document background
The International Prenuptial Agreement is essential for couples where at least one party is foreign or where international assets are involved, requiring compliance with Indonesian law. It should be used before marriage to establish clear property rights, financial responsibilities, and asset management protocols. The agreement must address both Indonesian legal requirements and international considerations, particularly regarding property ownership restrictions for foreigners under Indonesian law. This document typically includes detailed inventories of pre-marital assets, provisions for property acquired during marriage, and specific arrangements for international assets. The agreement must be executed before an Indonesian notary and registered with the Civil Registry Office to be legally binding. Key considerations include compliance with Indonesian Marriage Law, international private law principles, and local religious and cultural requirements.
