PT PMA Registration
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A PT PMA (Perseroan Terbatas Penanaman Modal Asing) is a legal entity that allows foreign individuals or companies to own a business in Indonesia, either partially or fully. It’s the official route for foreign direct investment (FDI) and the only way to operate legally in many sectors.
- Own 100% of your company (in most sectors)
- Hire foreign employees legally
- Send profit abroad (with proper reporting)
- Operate across sectors like services, trading, e-commerce, hospitality, construction, and more
- Company name registration & Deed of Establishment
- Decree Approval from the Ministry of Law & Human Rights
- Business Identification Number (NIB) via OSS system
- Business & Commercial Licensing
- Ongoing advice to stay compliant with BKPM & immigration rules
We also handle document collection, translations, and follow-ups with government bodies.
- 2 shareholders (at least 1 foreign and 1 local)
- 1 director and 1 commissioner
- Valid passport (foreigners) & KTP/NPWP (locals)
- Lease agreement for company address
- Minimum paid-up capital of IDR 10 billion (per BKPM regulations)
- Business field must be open to foreign investment (check DNI)
- Trusted by entrepreneurs, expats & investors
- Tailored guidance, not templated advice
- Bilingual team with deep BKPM & OSS experience
- Transparent pricing & smooth timeline
- Premium service with a human touch
You need to show a minimum paid-up capital of IDR 10 billion (~USD 660,000), as required by BKPM for large-scale foreign-owned companies.
Yes, in most sectors. However, some sectors are restricted, partially closed, or require a local partner. We’ll help you check against the Negative Investment List (DNI) and advise accordingly.
You don’t need to register a PT PMA. A Representative Office (RO) is simpler and used for market research or promotion only—no revenue-generating activities allowed.
Nominee arrangements exist but are sensitive and legally risky. We’ll guide you on proper legal representation that’s compliant with Indonesian law.
Typically 20 working days, depending on document readiness and government processing. We’ll keep you updated every step of the way.
No, we can handle the process remotely on your behalf, as long as you provide valid notarized documents and appoint us as legal proxy.
