Stress-Free Company Incorporation

Expanding into a new region comes with its challenges. In Indonesia, navigating intricate regulations and administrative requirements is essential for legally establishing your business and ensuring its success.

Over the years, we’ve assisted numerous companies from Asia Pacific, Europe, and North America in setting up operations in Indonesia. We manage the processes of company registration, compliance, and secretarial support, including essential filings such as your LKPM report. This allows you to focus on what matters most, growing your business.

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Choose the Right Incorporation Option

Selecting the ideal type of company incorporation in Indonesia is critical, as each option offers unique benefits and legal requirements. We guide you in making the best choice for your business:

PT PMA (Foreign-owned Company)

The PT PMA allows foreign investors to have 100% ownership in Indonesia.

Representative Office for Business Trading (KP3A)

KP3A is a specialized business trading office that can be established anywhere in Indonesia, but it cannot generate financial income.

General Representative Office (KPPA)

The KPPA is ideal for foreign investors who are concentrating on non-sales activities in Indonesia.

Representative Office for Construction Company (BUJKA)

BUJKA enables foreign construction companies to collaborate with local firms on large projects without needing an extensive list of construction licenses.

Comprehensive Incorporation Process

Expert Consultation

Our consultants guide you through the complexities of registering a company in Indonesia.

Comprehensive Support

We offer comprehensive services for company incorporation, ensuring that all requirements are met efficiently.

Simplified Process

We simplify the registration process to make it easy for you to establish your business.

Focus on Core Business

We take care of your company incorporation details, allowing you to focus on growing your business.

Daris Salam

COO Indonesia at InCorp Indonesia

With more than 10 years of expertise in accounting and finance, Daris Salam dedicates his knowledge to consistently improving the performance of InCorp Indonesia and maintaining clients and partnerships.

Frequently Asked Questions

    Investors considering investments in Indonesia should assess existing International Investment Agreements between Indonesia and other countries. Having a business presence in countries with such agreements may offer incentives like stronger investment protection and higher foreign shareholding in Indonesia.

    The investment requirement for PMA companies in Indonesia varies based on their classification under the Indonesia Industrial Standard Classification (KBLI). Generally, a minimum investment of IDR 10,000,000,000 (ten billion Indonesian Rupiah), excluding investment in land and buildings, is needed to conduct one business activity in one location.

    The procedures for (voluntarily) liquidation typically involve the following steps:

    • Conduct a general shareholder meeting to approve the liquidation and the liquidator’s nomination
    • Notify the Ministry of Law and Human Rights as well as the creditors of the liquidation and the distribution plan for the assets by newspaper notice
    • All business licenses and tax numbers should be canceled or revoked; the tax office will conduct a tax audit to revoke the tax number
    • Make sure creditors are paid and that any liquidation funds are distributed to shareholders (if any)
    • Conduct a general meeting of shareholders to approve the liquidator’s discharge and acquittal
    • Notify the Ministry of Law and Human Rights of the liquidation’s outcome. After receiving the notification, the Ministry of Law and Human Rights will deregister the company’s status as a legal entity and remove its name from the Company Registry
    • Release the liquidation’s outcome in a newspaper

    Completing the liquidation process can take around two years.

    In Indonesia, the licensing system has been updated with the implementation of the Omnibus Law. Businesses are categorized into four risk levels based on the PMA company classification. Licensing requirements vary accordingly, with three main types:

    • Business Identification Number (NIB)
    • Low-risk businesses needing only an NIB

    • Standard Certification
    • Standard Certification is necessary for medium-low and medium-high-risk businesses
    • Licenses/Permits

    High-risk businesses require licenses/permits
    Additionally, basic requirements, including business location, must be met. Many licensing processes are facilitated through the Online Single Submission (OSS) platform managed by the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM).

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Disclaimer

The information is provided by PT. Cekindo Business International (“InCorp Indonesia/ we”) for general purpose only and we make no representations or warranties of any kind. We do not act as an authorized government or non-government provider for official documents and services, which is issued by the Government of the Republic of Indonesia or its appointed officials. We do not promote any official government document or services of the Government of the Republic of Indonesia, including but not limited to, business identifiers, health and welfare assistance programs and benefits, unclaimed tax rebate, electronic travel visa and authorization, passports in this website.

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