Company Registration in Indonesia
Indonesia is one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic economies, and business arrives eagerly. But between the idea and a working company lies a layer of local specifics: KBLI activity codes, foreign-capital restrictions, the OSS and Coretax systems, address and licensing requirements.
We walk you through the whole route: choosing the right structure, preparing incorporation documents, obtaining the tax number and business registration, opening a bank account and arranging a legal address — so you run the project, not the bureaucracy.
Key terms
- Choosing the optimal structure: PT PMA (foreign capital) or Local PT / PMDN (domestic)
- Correct business classification (KBLI) — it defines the permitted foreign share and licences
- Incorporation documents via a notary and Ministry of Law registration
- The NPWP tax number and NIB business registration via OSS
- Commercial licences, a bank account and a legal address (including a virtual office where permitted)
Services for business
Required documents
- Passports/IDs of founders and officers
- A company name (2–3 options) and an activity description
- A company address — or we arrange a legal address for you
Pricing and timing
How it works
Send a passport-spread photo, a personal photo and a WhatsApp or Telegram contact.
We prepare the agreement, you sign — and receive an invoice for the chosen package.
After payment we file the documents and manage the application at every stage.
The finished document arrives with a notification and stays in your personal account.
Frequently asked questions
PT PMA or Local PT — which one?
If even one percent of the company is foreign-owned, it’s a PT PMA. A Local PT is cheaper and faster, but only Indonesian citizens can own it. The choice follows who owns it and what the business does — we’ll map it in a 20-minute consultation.
How long does registration take?
Usually two weeks to two months: timing depends on the activity, licences and how quickly documents arrive. Certain sectors need extra permits.
Is a physical office mandatory?
A legal address is mandatory for any company. In many activities a virtual office is permitted — legal and noticeably cheaper; we’ll arrange it.
What happens after registration?
The company’s reporting life begins: monthly taxes, the quarterly LKPM (for PMA), the annual return. We pick that up with the accounting retainer, and arrange Investor KITAS for PT PMA owners.
Other visas
Nothing slips through
Automated deadline control. Every client visa lives in our CRM: the system tracks the dates and we remind you about renewals ahead of time — you won’t miss a thing.