INTERCOUNTRY MARRIAGE IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW: LEGAL CERTAINTY AND CHALLENGES

The purpose of this study is to examine the principles of international private law in regulating marriages between countries in Indonesia and what challenges are faced by couples from different countries and how this affects legal certainty and protection for them. This study uses normative legal research methods with a comparative approach to various international and national legal systems to reveal how international private law handles legal conflicts arising from marriages from different countries. The results of this study identify legal problems that arise due to differences in the legal systems in force in the countries involved, including in terms of recognition and implementation of court decisions, the legal status of marriage, and personal and family rights. This research concludes that improvements and improvements are needed to existing regulations to provide better legal certainty for couples from different countries. By examining this case study in more depth, this research aims to contribute to further understanding of the complex legal issues regarding marriage between countries and unlock the potential for developing a more coordinated and efficient legal framework in a cross-border context