From pre-registration advisory to entity setup and post-incorporation support, we manage it all end-to-end.
* Processing times may vary based on OSS system availability and specific licensing complexity.
Company registration in Indonesia rarely fails due to a lack of vision. It typically breaks down during the process itself. If you're setting up for the first time, these are the critical friction points you might already be facing.
Indonesia's investment and licensing framework, including OSS and BKPM/Ministry of Investment requirements, has been revised multiple times in recent years.
Minimum capital and investment-plan rules differ by entity type and business classification, and recent updates shifted the numbers again.
Core filings and correspondence with Indonesian authorities happen in Bahasa Indonesia, slowing down foreign teams working without local support.
Choosing the wrong five-digit business classification code can affect your licensing and capital obligations, and it's costly to fix once your entity is already incorporated.
A stalled registration doesn't just cost time. It can delay hiring, banking, and your ability to invoice clients in Indonesia at all.
Most foreign teams don't struggle because the opportunity isn't real. They struggle because the process was never built to be handled alone.
See How We HelpFor foreign company registration Indonesia projects, a smooth setup usually comes down to one thing: who checks your paperwork before you file, not after.
Setting up the entity is just the beginning. Our team continues to manage your tax, national social security, and legal requirements so your business remains fully compliant as you grow.
Every entity setup goes through an internal legal and tax compliance review before submission, so filings go in right the first time.
We give you a realistic, staged timeline upfront instead of an open-ended "it depends."
English, Bahasa Indonesia, and Chinese (Mandarin) support across every filing, meeting, and follow-up, so nothing gets lost in translation with local authorities.
As part of Company Registration Indonesia's wider advisory ecosystem, our incorporation services connect directly to tax, HR/EOR, and licensing support as you scale.
Every PT PMA registration, licensing filing, and compliance review at Company Registration Indonesia is led by senior advisors with 15+ years building and running companies across Southeast Asia, not a rotating support queue.
Not every business needs a PT PMA. Here's how our six services, and the three most common entity types, compare.
Our end-to-end process covers business activity (KBLI) mapping, notary deed of incorporation, approval by Ministry of Law, Tax ID (NPWP) registration, and OSS-RBA licensing.
For businesses that are wholly Indonesian-owned. We manage incorporation and licensing under the standard Company Law framework.
A lighter option for market research, liaison, or pre-investment activities, without full commercial operations.
Already incorporated but need your Business Identification Number (NIB) or risk-based licenses sorted through OSS-RBA? We handle submission and follow-up.
Bundle your entity setup with a compliant registered business address. Useful if you don't need physical office space yet.
Tax registration (NPWP), BPJS enrollment, and the reporting obligations that start the moment your entity is legally live.
| PT PMA | Local PT (PMDN) | Representative Office (KPPA) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foreign ownership | Yes, up to 100%, depending on sector (Positive Investment List) | No, must be wholly Indonesian-owned | N/A, an extension of the foreign parent company |
| Can invoice / generate revenue locally | Yes | Yes | No, liaison and market research only |
| Minimum paid-up capital | IDR 2.5 billion*, plus a total investment plan above IDR 10 billion per KBLI code | No PMA-specific threshold; standard Company Law minimums apply | No minimum capital requirement |
| Best for | Foreign investors ready to operate commercially in Indonesia | Domestic founders / Indonesian-owned businesses | Foreign companies testing the market before committing capital |
| Typical setup time | 10 working days* | 10 working days* | 3 working days* |
| Governing basis | Law 40/2007; PP 28/2025 on risk-based licensing; BKPM/Investment Ministry Reg. 5/2025 | Law No. 40/2007 on Limited Liability Companies | BKPM/Investment Ministry regulations on representative offices |
*Indicative. Reflects current regulation at time of writing; confirm at consultation, as Indonesia's investment rules are revised periodically.
That's the shape of our Indonesia incorporation services, from day one to your first compliance filing.
Talk to Our ExpertIndonesia's investment framework changes more often than most foreign investors expect, and getting it wrong is expensive. Our process follows the current rules, not the ones from a few years ago.
UU Cipta Kerja (Omnibus Law) remains the foundation of Indonesia's risk-based licensing framework.
As of 2025, PP No. 28/2025 replaced PP No. 5/2021 as the governing regulation for risk-based business licensing. We've already adjusted our process accordingly.
BKPM/Investment Ministry Regulation No. 5/2025 revised minimum paid-up capital for PT PMA registration, among other changes.
Every entity is registered through the OSS-RBA system, with direct coordination with Kementerian Investasi and Ditjen AHU for legal entity status.
For incorporation in Indonesia, staying compliant isn't a one-time filing. It's an ongoing relationship with a system that keeps evolving, and we track it so you don't have to.
The paperwork stage is where company registration in Indonesia most often stalls. It's not that the requirements are unreasonable; they're just scattered across different ministries. Requirements vary by entity type, so here's what to prepare.
If you're unsure which checklist applies to you, that's exactly what a first consultation is for, before you start company registration in Indonesia rather than after.
Real feedback from foreign investors and finance leaders who completed their establishment through Company Registration Indonesia, from PT PMA incorporation to ongoing compliance.
Practical breakdowns of Indonesia's incorporation rules, licensing systems, and compliance requirements, written for foreign investors and updated as regulations change.
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Whether it's your first foreign company registration Indonesia project or your next regional entity, we're ready when you are. Talk to our expert and get a clear, realistic plan, with no guesswork and no generic answers.
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