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Changing KBLI Codes After Incorporation in Indonesia: Regulatory Risk, Cost, and Operational Delay

A PT PMA can add or change its KBLI after incorporation, but the process depends on whether the company...

Foreign Ownership Limits in Indonesia: What Can and Cannot Be Structured at Incorporation

Foreign ownership limits in Indonesia operate at the point of incorporation. Ownership, licensing scope, and capital structure are accepted...

Indonesia Local Content (TKDN): When It Is Mandatory and How It Affects Imports

Indonesia does not require every industrial product sold in the country to meet a minimum local content level. Local...

Amending Articles of Association in Indonesia: When and How

An Indonesian company must amend its Articles of Association when a proposed change affects a matter contained in the...

Using Offshore Funds for Capital Injection in Indonesian Companies

Foreign shareholders can fund an Indonesian company from overseas through equity or a shareholder loan. For a PT PMA,...

Role of a Notary in Indonesian Company Registration

A notary is required to establish a foreign-owned PT PMA in Indonesia. The notary prepares and authenticates the company's...

Indonesia Clarifies Paid-Up Capital for Foreign Companies at IDR 2.5 Billion

Indonesia has reduced the minimum issued and paid-up capital for a foreign-owned company (PT PMA) to IDR 2.5 billion...

Can You Register a Company in Indonesia While on a Tourist Visa?

A foreign investor can start establishing a company in Indonesia while visiting the country as a tourist. However, a...

Business License Indonesia: Requirements, Process, and Timeline for Foreign Investors

Foreign investors applying for business licenses in Indonesia generally establish a PT PMA, select the correct business classification, register...

PT PMA vs Representative Office: Which Structure Is Better for Foreign Companies?

Note: As of October 2025, Regulation No. 5/2025 reduced the minimum paid-up capital for foreign companies to IDR 2.5...

Raising Capital for a Foreign-Owned Company in Indonesia (PT PMA)

Note: As of October 2025, Regulation No. 5/2025 reduced the minimum paid-up capital for foreign companies to IDR 2.5...

How Mergers and Acquisitions Affect Your Business License in Indonesia

Mergers and acquisitions in Indonesia can affect a company's business licenses, even when its existing operations remain unchanged. The...