>They have a team of international business consultants specialized company formation in Indonesia for foreign entrepreneurs interested in investing in this country.
This firm specializes in company formation and business structuring for foreign investors entering the Indonesian market. With a team of experienced international business consultants and locally based legal advisors, the company supports every stage of foreign business setup — from visa processing and licensing to entity registration and compliance.
Services are tailored to expats planning to live and work in Indonesia, and include full incorporation packages for PT PMA (foreign-owned companies), KPPA (representative offices), and domestic entities (PT PMDN). Their consultants also handle administrative requirements such as accounting, permits, secretarial services, and virtual office setup.
What They Do Well:
✔️ End-to-end company formation — PT PMA, KPPA, and PT PMDN setup
✔️ Experienced in applying for required licenses, permits, and stay/work visas
✔️ Provides legal guidance on corporate structures, foreign ownership limits, and compliance
✔️ Offers administrative support: company secretary, payroll, accounting, virtual office
✔️ Strong experience working with expat entrepreneurs and multinational clients
✔️ Simplifies interaction with Indonesian authorities for complex documentation processes
Potential Drawbacks (Service-Level):
⚠️ Not a law firm — court disputes and legal representation must be handled externally
⚠️ Pricing typically quote-based — full cost breakdown not listed publicly
⚠️ Services are Jakarta-based — limited presence in smaller regions or islands
⚠️ No direct cultural training or localization strategy — focus is legal/admin, not market entry
Indonesia — Cultural Depth Meets Business Opportunity
What Foreigners Gain Beyond Business:
✔️ Enriching exposure to deep-rooted local traditions and cultural rituals
✔️ Distinct local customs and ceremonies offer unique lifestyle immersion
✔️ Strong family-based society with clearly defined social structures
✔️ Traditional values coexist with a modernizing economy
✔️ Opportunities in tourism, eco-development, and cultural preservation businesses
National Business Climate – Pros & Cons
Business Advantages:
✔️ Foreigners can legally own shares through PT PMA structures
✔️ Strategic location and large consumer base (270M+)
✔️ Affordable staff and low setup costs compared to developed markets
✔️ Expanding digital and tourism-driven sectors
✔️ Growing state support for regulated foreign investment in selected industries
Business Challenges:
❌ Multiple layers of permits and paperwork for regulated sectors
❌ Unclear or changing legal interpretations — especially around land, hiring, and compliance
❌ Foreign ownership restricted in certain sectors without local partnerships
❌ Regional licensing rules may vary — Jakarta ≠ Bali ≠ Sulawesi
❌ Time-consuming tax reporting and legal filing requirements
Best For:
Foreign investors and remote founders who want to legally establish a company in Indonesia and manage long-term residence and compliance under a structured legal framework. Ideal for those pursuing real operations — not just passive investment or one-time projects.
The local representatives of their company, who have a large experience in business consulting and representing companies, provide incorporation services and legal advice in certain aspects of commercial and corporate law. They are also experienced in providing a wide range of other services, such as:
- company registration,
- application for different types of permits and licenses,
- virtual office,
- company secretary,
- accounting and payroll etc.
Their main focus is assisting foreign investors who want to live and work in Indonesia. We help them obtain the permits, licenses, registration certificates and other official documents from the Indonesian authorities.
They help you apply for Indonesian visas or stay permits which is a complex process. Their business consultants provide a wide range of services for local and foreign investors who want to set up different types of companies/entities in Indonesia: representative office (KPPA), limited liability company (PT. PMDN) and companies with foreign direct investment (PT PMA).
For more details about the services offered to foreign clients, you may contact their local specialists in company registration in Indonesia.
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FAQ
Can a foreign citizen start a company in Indonesia?
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.
How long does it take to register a company in Indonesia?
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
What are the main types of companies in Indonesia?
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.
What is the minimum share capital in Indonesia?
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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