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"ABSTRAKREGIKA CHRISTYProgram Studi : KenotariatanJudul : Perjanjian Kawin Pada Perkawinan Antar Negara Antara Warga Negara Indonesia Dan Warga Negara New Zeland Yang Dilakukan Di New Zeland Perjanjian Perkawinan yang dibuat oleh notaris di Indonesia terhadap perkawinan beda warga negara yaitu wanita WNI dengan seorang pria yang berkewarganegaraan New Zealand, yang tunduk pada peraturan perkawinan di New Zealand dikarenakan keduannya akan melangsungkan pernikahan di negara tersebut. Perjanjian perkawinan dibuat sebelum keduanya mengsungkan pernikahan di New Zealand, yang dibuatkan oleh Notaris di Indonesia. Dengan alasan bahwa pihak istri berkewarganegaan Indonesia dan pasangan ini akan berdomisili di New Zealand, sehingga atas hal tersebut membuat calon mempelai wanita yang berkewarganegaan Indonesia memiliki segudang pertanyaan mengenai kedudukan akta perjanjian perkawinan yang mereka buat di Indonesia oleh notaris Indonesia di New Zealand Selain ada persamaan maupun perbedaan tentang isi perjanjian perkawinan di Indonesia dan New Zealand, kedudukan terhadap harta-harta selama perkawinan terkait perjanjian kawin yang dibuat oleh Notaris di Indonesia dapat dikatakan bahwa mengenai status kepemilikan tanah WNI dalam harta bersama, berdasarkan undang-undang adalah dipersamakan haknya dengan hak atas tanah bagi pasangan WNA-nya, yakni hanya sebatas hak pakai, sedangkan hak Milik masih dapat diusahakan oleh WNI pelaku perkawinan campuran tanpa perjanjian perkawinan, tetapi dengan cara-cara ilegal. Kata Kunci :Hukum Perkawinan, Perjanjian Kawin, Warga Negara Indonesia, Warga Negara Selandia Baru.

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ABSTRACTName REGIKA CHRISTYProgram of Study NotaryTitle Prenuptial Agreement Between Indonesian Citizen And New Zealand Citizen Which Conducted In New ZealandPrenuptial Agreement made by Indonesian public notary against a marriage of a different citizen, an Indonesian female citizen and New Zealand male citizen, subject to a marriage law in New Zealand due to her marriage will be conducted in that country. The prenup was made before the couple married in New Zealand, which was made by Indonesian public notary. For the reason that the bride of Indonesian citizen will be domiciled in Zealand, therefore causing the bride of an Indonesian citizenship has plenty of questions about the legality of their prenuptial agreement made by Indonesian public notary in New Zealand.In addition to the similarities anddifferences between the contents of the prenuptial agreement in Indonesia and New Zealand, the position of the marital property related to the prenuptial agreement made by Indonesian notary can be said that regarding the status of Indonesian citizen land ownership in marital property, according to the law, is equal to the right of land for their foreign spouse, which is the Right of Use Title Hak Pakai . While Freehold Title Hak Milik may still be cultivated by Indonesian citizen in mixed marriage without prenuptial agreement, but with ilegal means."

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