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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about company setup, visas, and taxes in Bali, Lombok, and beyond.
What types of companies can I register in Indonesia?
You can register several types of companies in Indonesia depending on your business needs and ownership structure.
How long does it take to register a company in Indonesia?
Typically 4–8 weeks, depending on your business type, documents, and licenses.
What documents do I need to get started?
You’ll need shareholder IDs or passports, company name options, business activity details, and a registered office address.
Do I need a local director or shareholder?
For PT PMA, you don’t need a local shareholder in most sectors. However, you do need at least one local resident director for compliance.
What is the minimum capital requirement for a PT PMA?
The official requirement is IDR 10 billion (~USD 650,000) in investment value, though only part of it needs to be paid initially.
Can I get a visa through company registration?
Yes. A PT PMA can sponsor work and stay permits (KITAS) for foreign directors and employees.
What is OSS and why is it important?
OSS (Online Single Submission) is Indonesia’s government licensing platform used to issue your Business Identification Number (NIB) and other permits.
Do I need a physical office address?
Yes. A registered address is mandatory for company setup and licensing. Virtual offices are acceptable in some cases.
Will you help with taxes and monthly compliance?
Yes. We handle tax filings, payroll, and annual reporting to keep your company compliant.
Can I own land or property in Indonesia as a foreigner?
A PT PMA can hold certain property rights (e.g., Right to Build – HGB), but foreigners cannot personally own freehold land.
Can I operate nationwide with a PT PMA?
Yes, a PT PMA is valid throughout Indonesia.
Do I need sector-specific licenses?
Yes, certain industries (like hospitality, retail, or mining) require additional permits.
What industries are restricted for foreign investors?
Some sectors are fully closed or have ownership limits under the Positive Investment List.
