PT PMA Trading Company in Indonesia: What Foreign Investors Need to Know Before They Start
A foreign company that wants to sell products in Indonesia cannot simply open an office, import its goods,…
Read ArticleA foreign company that wants to sell products in Indonesia cannot simply open an office, import its goods,…
Read ArticleA newly incorporated PT PMA in Indonesia has its notarial deed, its NIB, its NPWP. Everything looks complete.…
Read ArticleA foreign investor cannot own freehold land in Indonesia. That is the starting point, and it is non-negotiable.…
Read ArticleClosing a representative office in Indonesia is, in structural terms, far simpler than dissolving a PT PMA. There…
Read ArticleEight submission attempts. Two months of automatic rejections. A new business unit ready to operate but legally unable…
Read ArticleFunding rounds do not wait for regulatory problems to resolve themselves. When global investors have committed capital, engaged…
Read ArticleWhen Indonesia formally joined the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) in October 2023, the membership came with a…
Read ArticleMost articles about nominee arrangements in Indonesia are written for one audience: foreign investors who are about to…
Read ArticleA foreign investor signs a notarized statement letter. A trusted Indonesian friend, business partner, or sometimes a hired…
Read ArticleMost companies receive their NIB within days of completing OSS registration and then file it away alongside the…
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