Company Establishment
We assist entrepreneurs and investors in establishing their businesses in Indonesia quickly and legally. Whether you plan to establish a PMA, PT, PMDN, or CV, our team will guide you step by step from company registration to legal compliance.
Company Incorporation & Business Setup in Indonesia
Launch your venture with confidence. Whether you are a local visionary or an international investor, we streamline the complexities of Indonesian bureaucracy to get your business legal, compliant, and operational in record time.
From the bustling hubs of Jakarta to the creative centers of Bali, we provide the legal foundation you need to thrive in Southeast Asia’s largest economy.
Our Expertise: Choosing the Right Entity
Not all business structures are created equal. We help you identify and establish the legal entity that best fits your capital structure and long-term goals.
| Entity Type | Best For... | Key Feature |
|---|---|---|
| PT PMA | Foreign Investors | Allows up to 100% foreign ownership (depending on the sector). |
| PT PMDN | Local Entrepreneurs | 100% Indonesian-owned entity with flexible capital requirements. |
| CV (Commanditaire Vennootschap) | Small Businesses | A partnership structure with simpler administrative needs. |
| Representative Office | Market Research | Perfect for foreign companies exploring the market before a full launch. |
Fixed Pricing
14 days Processing time
Seamless Compliance
Our Step-by-Step Success Roadmap
We don’t just file paperwork; we manage the entire lifecycle of your business setup.
1. Strategic Initial Consultation
We begin by analyzing your business activities against the Standard Classification of Indonesian Business Fields (KBLI). This ensures your business is registered under the correct codes to avoid future licensing hurdles.
2. Legal Document Preparation
Our legal team drafts your Deed of Establishment and secures approval from the Ministry of Law and Human Rights. We handle the technicalities so you can focus on your business model.
3. Comprehensive Licensing Assistance
Navigating the OSS RBA (Online Single Submission Risk-Based Approach) system can be daunting. We secure your:
NIB (Business Identification Number)
Standard Certificates or Specific Licenses based on your risk level.
NPWP (Tax Identification Number) for the company.
Why Investors Trust Us
The 14-Day Fast Track: We understand that in business, time is capital. Our streamlined internal processes allow us to complete standard company registrations within 14 business days, provided all documentation is ready.
Seamless Compliance
Indonesia’s regulations change frequently. We ensure your business remains compliant with the latest Job Creation Laws (Undang-Undang Cipta Kerja), protecting your investment from unexpected legal shifts.
Transparent Pricing
No hidden "administrative" surprises. You get a clear breakdown of government fees and professional service costs from day one.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which business entity is right for my goals?
It depends on your residency and business scale. A PT PMA is required for foreign investors wanting full or partial ownership. A PT PMDN or CV is generally reserved for Indonesian citizens. During our initial consultation, we analyze your business activities (KBLI) to recommend the most tax-efficient and legally secure structure.
Can a foreigner own 100% of a company in Indonesia?
Yes, under the current “Priority Investment List,” many sectors now allow 100% foreign ownership through a PT PMA. However, certain industries remain restricted or require a local partner. We will verify your specific business category to ensure you remain compliant with the latest regulations.
Is the 14-business-day processing time guaranteed?
Our internal processing and filing typically take 14 business days once all required documentation (such as IDs, passports, and address proofs) is finalized and signed. Please note that specific industry licenses (like those for heavy industry or medical services) may require additional time through the OSS RBA system.
Do I need to be physically present in Indonesia to start the process?
No, you do not need to be in the country to begin the incorporation. We can handle the registration, deed drafting, and tax ID (NPWP) applications remotely. Most documents can be signed digitally or sent via courier, allowing you to have your business ready before you even land.
What are the minimum capital requirements for a PT PMA?
Currently, the Indonesian government requires a minimum investment plan of IDR 10 billion (excluding land and buildings) for foreign investors. Of this amount, the paid-up capital must be at least IDR 2.5 billion. We can guide you on how to structure this capital to meet Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) standards.
What happens after my company is legally registered?
Legal registration is just the first step. Once incorporated, your business must fulfill ongoing obligations such as:
Monthly and Annual Tax Reporting.
LKPM (Investment Activity Report) submissions to BKPM.
Employee Social Security (BPJS) registration. We offer comprehensive retainer packages to handle these administrative tasks for you.
Still have questions regarding the minimum investment, shareholder requirements, or the detailed step-by-step incorporation process? Setting up a business in Indonesia requires careful planning and legal compliance. Read our Complete Guide to Company Establishment in Bali to learn everything you need to know before officially registering your entity.