PMA

A PMA (Penanaman Modal Asing) is a legal entity in Indonesia that allows foreign investors to establish and operate a business. Setting up a PMA enables you to legally own and run a company in Indonesia while enjoying business rights such as hiring employees, opening bank accounts, and entering contracts.

The process involves company registration, investment approvals, and obtaining necessary business licenses. Our team ensures a smooth setup, guiding you through every step to meet regulatory requirements.

Notes:

  • A minimum investment commitment is required for PMA establishment.
  • Some industries have restrictions on foreign ownership.

Price

IDR 45 Mio

Service Coverage

  • Foreign investment Indonesia
  • PMA company registration
  • Start a business in Indonesia
  • Foreign-owned business Indonesia
  • Indonesia company establishment
  • Business license for foreigners
  • Investment KITAS
  • PT PMA requirements
  • Business compliance Indonesia
  • Foreign investor Indonesia

Documents Requirement

  • Door to Indonesia application form.
  • Choose a company name (provide 3 different name options) and business address.
  • Select business purpose/business category based on the Indonesian Business Classification (KBLI).
  • Choose shareholders and percentage share allocations.
  • Execute the company deed of establishment with a notary.
  • Provide a scan of the identity and signature pages of shareholders’ passports (no photos, must be a color scan).
  • Provide a minimum investment plan of IDR 10 billion (for most sectors).
  • Appoint at least one director and one commissioner.
  • Provide a registered business address (virtual office allowed for certain business categories).

Can & Cannot

Can (✔)

  • Fully own a business in Indonesia as a foreign investor (subject to industry regulations).
  • Manage and operate your business under Indonesian law.
  • Apply for a Foreign Investment KITAS (work permit) for directors and commissioners.
  • Hire local and foreign employees with proper work permits.
  • Open a corporate bank account and enter contracts in Indonesia.

Cannot (✘)

  • Engage in activities restricted to Indonesian-owned companies in certain sectors.
  • Operate without fulfilling Indonesia’s foreign investment regulations.
  • Hire foreign employees without securing the necessary work permits.

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