СОЗДАЙТЕ КОМПАНИЮ PMA
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Starting a Foreign-Owned Company in Indonesia
Indonesia has become an increasingly popular destination for international entrepreneurs and investors, with Bali in particular attracting people looking to establish and grow businesses across a wide range of industries.
For foreigners who want to legally operate a business in Indonesia, a PT PMA (Perseroan Terbatas Penanaman Modal Asing) is the standard structure used for a foreign-investment company.
A PT PMA can provide foreign shareholders with a recognised Indonesian legal entity, allowing the company to conduct approved business activities, employ staff, enter into contracts and access other business facilities in Indonesia.
What Is a Foreign-Owned Company?
A company with foreign share ownership is generally treated as a foreign-investment company in Indonesia and is established as a PT PMA.
The percentage of foreign ownership permitted depends on the company's chosen business activities and corresponding KBLI business classification codes. Some activities allow full foreign ownership, while others may have ownership limitations or additional licensing requirements.
If your overseas company simply needs a presence in Indonesia without conducting revenue-generating commercial activities locally, a Representative Office may be another structure worth considering.
Are There Restrictions on Foreign Ownership?
Yes. Foreign ownership rules vary depending on the type of business you intend to operate.
Indonesia regulates which business activities are open to foreign investment and whether additional conditions or ownership limits apply. This makes choosing the correct KBLI codes an important part of establishing your company.
Our team can help review your proposed business activities and determine the appropriate company structure and licensing requirements before the registration process begins.
Benefits of Establishing a PT PMA
A PT PMA can allow foreign investors to:
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Operate a legally registered business in Indonesia
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Obtain an NIB (Business Identification Number)
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Register for an NPWP tax number
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Open an Indonesian corporate bank account, subject to the bank's requirements
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Apply for relevant business licences and permits
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Sponsor eligible foreign shareholders for an Investor KITAS
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Employ Indonesian and, where permitted, foreign staff
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Build and expand a long-term business presence in Indonesia
Requirements to Establish a PT PMA
The exact requirements depend on the company's activities and structure, but a PT PMA will generally require:
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A minimum of two shareholders
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At least one Director
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At least one Commissioner
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A registered company address in Indonesia
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Approved business activities and KBLI classifications
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Compliance with Indonesia's applicable investment and capital requirements
Our team will confirm the requirements that apply specifically to your proposed business before proceeding.
PT PMA Registration Process
1. Business Activity & KBLI Review
We review your proposed activities and select the appropriate KBLI classifications, including checking foreign ownership and licensing requirements.
2. Company Structure & Documentation
The shareholders, Director, Commissioner, company name, registered address and other required company information are prepared.
3. Company Establishment
The legal company establishment documents are processed through the relevant Indonesian authorities.
4. NPWP Tax Registration
Your company is registered for its Indonesian tax identification number (NPWP).
5. NIB & OSS Registration
The company is registered through Indonesia's OSS system and receives its NIB.
6. Business Licences & Additional Permits
Depending on your KBLI codes and the risk classification of your activities, additional licences, certificates or approvals may be required before operations can begin.
PT PMA Company Setup Cost
PT PMA establishment with Get Bali Visas starts from IDR 31 million.
Final pricing depends on your proposed business activities, KBLI classifications and whether additional licences or permits are required.
Not sure which company structure or KBLI codes you need?
Contact Get Bali Visas and tell us about the business you want to establish. Our team can guide you through the process from company formation and licensing through to your Investor KITAS and ongoing business requirements.