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SSEK Indonesian Legal Consultants has received an impressive 7 nominations for the Asian Legal Business 2019 Southeast Asia Law Awards. The winners will be announced on Thursday, April 11, at a ceremony in Singapore.
The Indonesian Government issued Presidential Regulation No. 20 in 2018, which led to the integration of the Indonesian immigration and work permit application systems into the TKA Online system, which was officially launched in early November 2018.
SSEK’s Stephen Igor Warokka and Angky Banggaditya were part of a delegation from various chambers of commerce and non-chamber business associations who met with officials from Indonesia’s Ministry of Manpower to discuss the draft MoM decree listing the positions that can be held by expatriate employees.
SSEK has been recognized in Asian-MENA Counsel’s Deals of the Year 2018 for our work advising on the formation of the Indonesian Oil and Gas Holding SOE, a US$4 billion deal that resulted in the creation of Indonesia’s largest state-owned holding company.
SSEK, led by partner Denny Rahmansyah, recently acted as Indonesian counsel to a foreign sovereign wealth fund in connection with a contemplated joint venture to develop co-working spaces across Asia.
Indonesia’s Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources has issued two regulations on the management of oil and natural gas working areas with expiring Production Sharing Contracts. What do they say about who gets priority to manage such working areas?
SSEK's Rusmaini Lenggogeni was interviewed for Indonesia Investments’ new research report. Rusmaini discusses the taxes foreign investors in Indonesia should be aware of, taxes for foreigners working or living here, and common tax mistakes made by companies and individuals in Indonesia, among other topics.
SSEK advisor Michael S. Carl was a featured speaker at the recent IBA Asia-Pacific Regional Conference in Tokyo. Michael was part of the session on “Investing and Financing in Property and Infrastructure Projects in the Asia-Pacific Region, From Both an Investor’s and Target’s Perspective.”
Under a proposed amendment to the DNI, the government has indicated that foreign private universities will be open to 67% foreign capital investment and may be open to 100% foreign capital investment if the university is established in a SEZ, and it seems likely the DNI rules for foreign hospitals will also be relaxed.
