FAQ

Yes. Foreigners can establish a foreign-owned company (PT PMA) if the business field is open to foreign investment. We’ll assist from structure to licensing.

PT: Local company, 100% local ownership.
PT PMA: Foreign-owned company.
PT PMDN: Domestic-owned company.

Each has its own benefits — we’ll help you pick the right one.

The authorized capital is IDR 10 billion, and the paid-up capital must be at least IDR 2.5 billion for Investor KITAS purposes.

To qualify for an Investor KITAS, the applicant must personally hold shares valued at IDR 10 billion.

Not always. Some sectors allow full foreign ownership, while others require partial local participation. We’ll confirm based on your KBLI.

Usually 1–4 weeks depending on the structure and region.

Yes — under specific legal structures such as Hak Pakai or via a PT PMA. We provide clear guidance to ensure ownership stays compliant.

It’s a verification of ownership, boundaries, zoning, and permits before buying or leasing. We conduct full due diligence to help you avoid future legal risks.

Hak Milik: Full ownership, only for Indonesian citizens.

Hak Guna Bangunan (HGB): Right to build for up to 30 years, extendable.

Hak Pakai: Right to use, available for foreigners or PT PMA.

Yes. We draft and review lease and sale agreements that protect your investment and comply with local law.

No. A business visa only covers meetings and events. To work, you must obtain a KITAS or KITAP.

Yes. The Investor KITAS requires at least IDR 10 billion paid-up capital and IDR 10 billion shares in the company.

Usually from 6 months up to 2 years, depending on the visa type.

There are several visa and stay permit options depending on your purpose:

• Business Visa: for attending meetings, exhibitions, or short-term business visits.
  
• Tourist Visa: for travel and leisure; not valid for work or business activities.
  
• Working KITAS: for foreigners employed by an Indonesian company.
  
• Investor KITAS: for foreign company shareholders or directors with a minimum IDR 2.5 billion paid-up capital and personal shareholding of IDR 10 billion.
  
• Dependent KITAS: for family members of KITAS/KITAP holders.
  
• Retirement KITAS: for retirees aged 55 or above who meet specific financial and accommodation criteria.
  

And others, depending on what you need.

Yes. We create and localize commercial, employment, and lease agreements that comply with Indonesian law.

Yes, but a Bahasa Indonesia version is required for enforcement. We provide bilingual formats.

Yes. We support negotiation and mediation to reach practical settlements without unnecessary conflict.

Trademark registration secures exclusive rights to your brand and prevents misuse in Indonesia.

Yes. Both individuals and companies can register through the Directorate General of Intellectual Property (DGIP).

Generally 8–12 months. We manage filings and monitor progress on your behalf.

Yes, each class or brand can be filed separately — we’ll guide you on the best filing strategy.

Yes. BPJS Health and Employment are mandatory. We’ll handle the application and registration.

Yes, even inactive companies must file monthly and annual tax reports.

We don’t provide tax or accounting services, but we can connect you to trusted partners who do.

You may be fined or suspended — we can connect you to partners who can help regularize your compliance.

Yes — we assist with NPWPD (Local Tax ID), Alcohol Licenses (SIUP-MB), Hygiene Licenses, and Groundwater Extraction Permits.

No, we currently don’t handle PBG or SLF, but we can connect you with relevant specialists.

Yes, depending on the business field. We’ll help you identify what’s required to operate legally.

We set new standards for law in Indonesia — practical, human, and trustworthy. We don’t overcomplicate; we clarify.

We’re headquartered in Bali, assisting clients across Indonesia and internationally.