Step 1 — Initial Consultation
We understand your business idea, objectives, industry, ownership plan, and investment goals.
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Establish Your Business in Indonesia with the Right Foundation
Starting a business in a new country requires proper planning, accurate documentation, suitable business activities, and an understanding of local regulations
Indonesia offers significant opportunities for international entrepreneurs and investors. However, successfully establishing a company requires more than simply completing registration.
You need the right company structure, appropriate business activities, required licenses, proper documentation, and a clear understanding of your responsibilities after incorporation.
At OBC Indonesia, we help foreign entrepreneurs and investors establish their businesses in Indonesia through a structured and transparent process.
From understanding your business goals and selecting suitable activities to company registration, licensing, documentation, and initial compliance requirements, our team supports you throughout your journey.
Whether you are starting a new business, expanding an international company, entering Indonesian markets, or preparing for long-term operations, we help you build the right foundation.
Start Your Indonesian Business with Confidence
A properly established company creates the foundation for successful operations in Indonesia.
Whether you are planning to launch a new business, expand an existing international company, hire employees, import and export products, or explore investment opportunities, choosing the correct structure from the beginning is essential.
OBC Indonesia supports you through the complete company establishment journey, including business planning, documentation preparation, company registration, licensing coordination, and post-registration guidance.
What Mis a PT PA Company in Indonesia?
A PT PMA (Perseroan Terbatas Penanaman Modal Asing) is an Indonesian private limited company established with foreign investment ownership.
For many international entrepreneurs, PT PMA is the preferred structure because it allows eligible foreign investors to establish and operate businesses in Indonesia while complying with Indonesian investment regulations.
A PT PMA can be used for various permitted business activities, including:
- Trading and import-export
- Manufacturing
- Services
- Technology businesses
- Consulting
- Hospitality
- Food and beverage
- E-commerce
- Other approved industries
The suitable structure depends on your business activity, ownership plan, investment objectives, and long-term goals.
Our Company Registration Services
Our Company Registration Services
Before starting the registration process, we help you understand the requirements based on:
- Your business model
- Industry
- Ownership structure
- Planned activities
- Investment objectives
- Long-term business goals
Proper planning at the beginning helps prevent unnecessary changes and compliance challenges later.
Business Activity Selection (KBLI)
Selecting the correct business activities is one of the most important steps in establishing a company in Indonesia.
We help you understand suitable business classifications and select activities aligned with your intended operations.
Company Incorporation
Our team assists with the company establishment process, including:
- Preparation of required information
- Coordination of documentation
- Incorporation process
- Company establishment documents
- Regulatory requirements
Business Licensing & Registration
Depending on your business activities, additional registrations and licenses may be required.
We support clients in understanding and completing the required licensing process so the company can operate according to applicable regulations.
Corporate Documentation
We assist with preparing and coordinating the required company documents throughout the establishment process.
Accurate documentation is essential for smooth registration, licensing, immigration processes, banking requirements, and future compliance.
Post-Registration Support
After your company is established, we can continue supporting you with:
- Tax and accounting
- Corporate compliance
- Banking support
- Investor KITAS and immigration support
- Business expansion
- Operational guidance
Step 2 — Business Structure Planning
We help identify suitable business activities, requirements, and the appropriate approach for your company establishment.
Step 3 — Documentation Preparation
Required information and documents are prepared for the registration process.
Step 4 — Company Registration
The company incorporation process is completed according to applicable Indonesian regulations.
Step 5 — Licensing & Setup
Required registrations, licenses, and operational requirements are addressed based on your business activities.
Step 6 — Start Operating Your Business
Your company is ready to begin operations with continued support available whenever required.
Who Needs Company Registration in Indonesia?
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Foreign Entrepreneurs
Individuals who want to establish and operate their own business in Indonesia.
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International Companies
Existing companies looking to expand their operations and establish a presence in the Indonesian market.
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Investors
Individuals seeking to invest in Indonesian business opportunities through a formal legal structure.
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Entrepreneurs Relocating to Indonesia
Business owners who want to combine business operations with long-term residence planning.
Why Choose OBC Indonesia for Company Registration?
Complete Support from Planning to Establishment
We do not only assist with company registration. We help you understand the complete process and build a foundation suitable for your business goals.
Accurate Documentation
Proper documentation is the foundation of successful company establishment, licensing, immigration processes, and ongoing compliance.
Our team helps ensure that required information and documents are prepared and coordinated correctly.
Practical Guidance for Foreign Investors
We understand the questions international entrepreneurs have when entering Indonesia:
- Which company structure is suitable?
- Which business activities should be selected?
- What documents are required?
- What licenses are needed?
- How can the company operate after registration?
- What compliance responsibilities should be prepared?
Transparent Process
We explain the required steps, expected timelines, documentation requirements, and responsibilities clearly throughout the process.
Company Registration Process
Step 1 — Initial Consultation
We understand your business idea, objectives, industry, ownership plan, and investment goals.
Step 2 — Business Structure Planning
We help identify suitable business activities, requirements, and the appropriate approach for your company establishment.
Step 3 — Documentation Preparation
Required information and documents are prepared for the registration process.
Step 4 — Company Registration
The company incorporation process is completed according to applicable Indonesian regulations.
Step 5 — Licensing & Setup
Required registrations, licenses, and operational requirements are addressed based on your business activities.
Step 6 — Start Operating Your Business
Your company is ready to begin operations with continued support available whenever required.
Step 1 — Initial Consultation
We understand your business idea, objectives, industry, ownership plan, and investment goals.
Step 2 — Business Structure Planning
We help identify suitable business activities, requirements, and the appropriate approach for your company establishment.
Step 3 — Documentation Preparation
Required information and documents are prepared for the registration process.
Step 4 — Company Registration
The company incorporation process is completed according to applicable Indonesian regulations.
Step 5 — Licensing & Setup
Required registrations, licenses, and operational requirements are addressed based on your business activities.
Step 6 — Start Operating Your Business
Your company is ready to begin operations with continued support available whenever required.
Why Start a Business in Indonesia?
Indonesia provides opportunities across multiple sectors, including:
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Manufacturing
Build businesses connected to growing industrial sectors, supply chains, and domestic demand.
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Trade & Import Export
Access one of Southeast Asia's largest consumer markets through properly structured trading operations.
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Digital Economy
Explore opportunities in technology, e-commerce, and digital services.
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Food, Agriculture & Natural Resources
Participate in industries supported by Indonesia's resources, production capabilities, and domestic market.
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Professional Services
Build service-based businesses supporting local and international customers.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Yes. Foreign investors can establish a 100% foreign-owned private limited company in Indonesia, commonly known as a PT PMA (Perseroan Terbatas Penanaman Modal Asing), subject to applicable investment regulations and business activity requirements.
A PT PMA allows eligible foreign investors to legally establish and operate businesses in Indonesia while complying with Indonesian corporate and investment regulations.
A PT PMA allows eligible foreign investors to legally establish and operate businesses in Indonesia while complying with Indonesian corporate and investment regulations.
Yes. Foreign investors generally need to be present in Indonesia during important stages of the establishment process, including completing certain documentation requirements, immigration-related procedures, and banking processes.
Physical presence is also required for important steps such as opening a corporate bank account and completing residence-related procedures where applicable.
Physical presence is also required for important steps such as opening a corporate bank account and completing residence-related procedures where applicable.
Not necessarily.
A PT PMA company can continue operating even if the foreign shareholder or owner is not physically present in Indonesia, provided that the company has an appropriate operational structure and is managed by appointed team members or representatives according to Indonesian regulations.
Many international business owners manage their Indonesian companies while maintaining operations through their local teams.
A PT PMA company can continue operating even if the foreign shareholder or owner is not physically present in Indonesia, provided that the company has an appropriate operational structure and is managed by appointed team members or representatives according to Indonesian regulations.
Many international business owners manage their Indonesian companies while maintaining operations through their local teams.
Yes. An eligible PT PMA company can support the Investor KITAS process for foreign shareholders who meet the applicable requirements.
One of the key requirements is that the foreign investor must hold shares in the company with the required investment value. Currently, the commonly applied requirement for Investor KITAS eligibility is a minimum shareholder investment value of IDR 10 billion.
Final approval remains subject to applicable immigration regulations and assessment by the relevant authorities.
One of the key requirements is that the foreign investor must hold shares in the company with the required investment value. Currently, the commonly applied requirement for Investor KITAS eligibility is a minimum shareholder investment value of IDR 10 billion.
Final approval remains subject to applicable immigration regulations and assessment by the relevant authorities.
Yes.
After establishing a PT PMA, the company can hire employees according
to Indonesian employment regulations.
Depending on the company's operational needs and compliance
requirements, businesses may hire:
- Indonesian employees
- Foreign employees (subject to applicable requirements, permits, and regulations)
The timeline depends on the company structure, business activities, documentation completeness, and licensing requirements.
With proper preparation and complete information, the process can generally be completed efficiently.
With proper preparation and complete information, the process can generally be completed efficiently.
Yes. After company establishment, eligible companies can proceed with corporate banking arrangements.
Banking requirements and approval processes depend on the selected bank and its internal compliance procedures.
Banking requirements and approval processes depend on the selected bank and its internal compliance procedures.
Ready to Establish Your Business in Indonesia?
Your business journey starts with the right foundation.
Whether you already have a business plan or are still exploring your options, OBC Indonesia can help you understand the right approach for entering and operating in the Indonesian market.
From documentation and registration to licensing, compliance, and long-term business support, our team is ready to guide you through each step.
