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Visa, Law & TaxPublished: September 27, 2026

Corporate Law Firm ANSUGI LAW Expands to Bali, Appoints Haganta Tarigan as Partner

Corporate law firm ANSUGI LAW announced its expansion into Bali on September 25, 2026, appointing lawyer Haganta Tarigan as Partner of its Bali office. The move responds to growing demand for legal services as Bali's business ecosystem expands beyond tourism into property, investment, and technology sectors.

Corporate law firm ANSUGI LAW held a press conference at Alila Villas Uluwatu in Bali on September 25, 2026, formally announcing its expansion into the island. At the same event, the firm announced the appointment of lawyer Haganta Tarigan as Partner of ANSUGI LAW Bali.

Haganta, a graduate of Udayana University's Business Law program, previously worked as a Junior Associate at ANSUGI LAW in 2021 before gaining experience as a Legal Consultant, Legal Counsel, and Legal Manager in Bali, focusing on commerce, property, and digital business.

According to ANSUGI LAW, Bali's economy has grown well beyond tourism into sectors such as hospitality, property, investment, creative economy, and technology, increasing demand for legal certainty among businesses, including foreign investors and companies. The firm says it provides services covering company incorporation, contracts, property transactions, employment, intellectual property, and dispute resolution, and has assisted over 100 businesses since 2020.

The expansion is aimed at strengthening ties with companies, investors, local business operators, and professional communities in Bali. This is a corporate legal service targeting businesses and investors operating in Bali, not a service aimed directly at individual foreign tourists.

Things to Consider

If you are planning to establish a company, invest in property, or run a business in Bali, consult a lawyer familiar with local corporate law before signing contracts, applying for permits, or setting employment terms. For personal visa or stay permit matters, contact immigration authorities or specialized immigration services rather than a corporate law firm.

Source: FAJAR BALI