A Asset confiscation is often related to financial smuggling caused by a crime. the united nations convention against corruption (uncac), encourages its member countries to implement asset confiscation as part of efforts to eradicate corruption and money laundering. indonesia through law number 31 of 1999 concerning the eradication of criminal acts of corruption, while australia through the proceeds of crime act 2002. in this issue there are at least 2 (two) problem formulations, namely: 1). how is the regulation of asset confiscation of the proceeds of crime in indonesia and australia? 2). how is the management of the proceeds of criminal asset confiscation in indonesia and australia? the normative research method with a descriptive research nature obtained research results that australia is more comprehensive in regulating asset confiscation while indonesia is still in the form of a draft law (ruu) on asset confiscation. in indonesia, the management of the proceeds of asset confiscation is managed by the directorate general of state assets (djkn), while in australia it is managed by special institutions, namely the australian financial security authority (afsa), the australian federal police (afp), and the confiscated assets account (caa).