<![CDATA[Foreign Citizens (WNA) or what are also called foreigners, namely people who are not Indonesian citizens, can also have rights to ownership of apartments or flats located in Indonesia. With the enactment of the Job Creation Law, there have been several changes to regulations relating to land and housing, one of which is the regulation of ownership of apartment units by foreign citizens residing in Indonesia. This research aims to determine the juridical review of ownership rights to apartments/flats for foreign citizens in Indonesia. The method used in this research is normative. The data collection technique used is document study. The research results show that Government Regulation no. 18 of 2021 in Article 67 paragraph (1) letter c which states that "ownership rights to apartment units are given to foreigners who have permits in accordance with the provisions of statutory regulations". According to this PP, foreigners residing in the territory of the Republic of Indonesia can own a house or residence provided they have immigration documents in accordance with statutory regulations and if the foreigner dies, ownership of the residence can be passed on to their heirs. It is possible that foreign nationals who have property rights through an inheritance process without a will or have mixed assets will be invalidated when this law comes into effect and invalidate their dual citizenship status, so that ownership rights to the land will immediately be revoked and returned to the state]]>
