Company Formation Indonesia offers comprehensive business incorporation and immigration services for foreign entrepreneurs entering the Indonesian market. Their specialists assist with entity selection, documentation, licensing, and government filings—plus support for visas tied to company setup.
What They Do Well:
✔️ Support for all common structures: local LLC, foreign-owned PT PMA, nominee ventures, representative offices
✔️ Handles entire incorporation process—from name reservation to licensing—typically within 2 weeks
✔️ Clear guidance on minimum capital (IDR 1–10 billion) and required directors/shareholders
✔️ Integrated visa assistance through immigration lawyers for company-linked residency
✔️ Offers bank-account setup assistance and ongoing corporate secretary services
Potential Drawbacks:
⚠️ Minimum share capital (IDR 1–10 billion) can be high for small startups
⚠️ Local director and registered address are mandatory—may require nominee or service provider
⚠️ Tax and VAT registration, board meetings, and annual compliance add ongoing complexity
⚠️ Foreign-owned entities (PT PMA) require investment approval and at least 25 % paid-up capital initially
Indonesia — Vibrant Market with Structural Complexity
Business Benefits:
✔️ ASEAN’s largest economy and a growing middle class
✔️ Favorable tax incentives and double-taxation treaty network
✔️ Foreign ownership permitted under PT PMA structure
✔️ Digital OSS system improves license and registration timelines
✔️ Remote-friendly banking and document authentication available
Country Challenges:
❌ Bureaucracy remains uneven—rule interpretation varies by region
❌ Office address and local director requirements add structural cost
❌ Foreigners cannot own land directly—only through lease or nominee
❌ Annual legal and financial compliance is mandatory for all company types
Best For:
Foreign entrepreneurs, startup founders, and business owners who want a legally compliant, fully supported company structure in Indonesia—especially those looking for streamlined setup with built-in visa and licensing assistance.
Yes, foreign citizens have the same rights as local investors when it comes to opening a company in Indonesia. If you also wish to relocate here to run your business, our immigration lawyers in Indonesia can help you with information on your available options.
Opening a company in Indonesia takes less than in other Southeast Asian jurisdictions. Because of this aspect, many foreign investors are attracted to starting a business here
There are a few businesses forms a company can take in Indonesia; however, the most employed one is the limited liability company which can also be fully foreign owned.
The minimum amount of money required to set up a foreign-owned company in Indonesia can start at IDR 1 billion (~ 61,560USD) and reach IDR 10 billion (~ 615,600USD).
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