When you first visit Bali, you'll be captivated by its beauty. But as you settle in, you might notice areas needing support, prompting you to consider setting up a Yayasan, or nonprofit organization. Yayasan aims to address various humanitarian, religious, or social issues but requires following specific legal guidelines.
Steps to consider:
1. Choose a unique name that hasn’t been taken.
2. Establish an organizational structure with roles like Chairman, Secretary, and Treasurer.
3. Check if your role will require a specific stay permit.
4. Prepare the funds sufficiently
5. Check your Tax obligation.
6. Register the Yayasan with the Ministry of Law and Human Rights.
Consulting a reputable notary is recommended to help with the setup.
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