The crime of corruption today is not only done by officials or citizens of a country but also done by foreign nationals who are present in a country to run its business activities that can harm the local country, it is time for Indonesia to anticipate the occurrence of criminal acts that are cross-state by engaging in bilateral agreements be it extradition treaties or mutual legal assistance agreements in the criminal matter with other countries. In addition, in the wider International level, Indonesia is supposed to immediately ratify international treaties that can bring Indonesia to combat corruption crimes.The type of research used for analysis of this journal is using normative legal research. The problem this article is what are the forms of extradition agreements in international cooperation in resolving transnational corruption cases. Transnational crime is difficult to catch but police and other agencies must work together to capture the corruption.
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