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Yes. A foreign investor can establish a PT PMA whose sole purpose is to hold shares in other Indonesian companies, registered under KBLI 64200 (Aktivitas Perusahaan Holding). It is a …
Can a PT PMA Be Used as a Holding Company in Indonesia? Read More
A joint venture shareholder agreement is the private contract between JV partners that sets out ownership, control, funding, and exit terms, separate from and often more detailed than the company’s …
How to Structure a Joint Venture in Indonesia: Shareholder Agreement, Governance, and Exit Clauses Read More
Acquiring an existing company in Indonesia means a foreign investor buys shares or assets in a business that is already incorporated and operating, instead of building a new PT PMA …
Buying or Acquiring an Existing Indonesian Company as a Foreign Investor: Legal Process and Risks Read More
Checking company details in Indonesia means verifying a business through three separate government systems: AHU Online for legal registration, OSS for business licensing, and the tax office’s Coretax portal for …
How to Check Company Details in Indonesia: A 2026 Guide Read More
When it comes to setting up a PMA (Penanaman Modal Asing) company in Indonesia, understanding the minimum capital requirements is crucial.
PT PMA Minimum Capital Requirement in Indonesia 2026: BKPM Regulation No. 5 of 2025 Explained Read More
Most foreign investors set up a PT PMA in Batam the same way they would in Jakarta: notary, OSS, NIB, done. That covers the national registration. What it does not …
PT PMA in Batam: Free Trade Zone Benefits and the Registration Process Read More
Setting up a PT PMA (Perseroan Terbatas Penanaman Modal Asing) in Bali is still possible in 2026, but some rules changed in January this year. New PT PMA registrations using …
PT PMA in Bali: Complete Setup Guide for Foreign Investors and Digital Nomads (2026) Read More
Foreign investors can legally start a business in Indonesia. The only permitted commercial structure is a PT PMA (Perseroan Terbatas Penanaman Modal Asing), a foreign-owned limited liability company allowing up …
How to Start a Business in Indonesia as a Foreigner: A Complete 2026 Guide Read More
On January 28, 2026, Bali Governor Wayan Koster sent an official letter to Indonesia’s Minister of Investment and BKPM, requesting the closure of PT PMA registrations for low-risk and medium-low-risk …
Bali Closes PT PMA Low-Risk KBLI and Virtual Offices: Your Legal Path Forward in 2026 Read More
Opening a corporate bank account for a PT PMA in Indonesia requires your company to be fully incorporated first. There is no shortcut. Under BKPM Regulation No. 5 of 2025, …
Opening a Corporate Bank Account in Indonesia as a PT PMA: Step-by-Step 2026 Read More