Company Registration in Indonesia

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Company Formation / Registration in Indonesia

All foreign owned companies in Indonesia are classified as PT PMA-s (stands for limited liability company with foreign direct investment). A company becomes a PMA as long as any of the shares are owned by foreigners.

Minimum capital and investment plan
BKPM (Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board, bureau that is approving foreign investments) requires foreign owned companies to present an investment plan for at least 1.2 million USD. Minimum 25% (or $300,000) of the investment plan needs to be paid up as capital. This can be either a bank transfer or fixed assets such as machinery. Land and buildings are excluded from the amount.

Shareholders structure
Every limited liability company needs at least two shareholders. Those can be both individual or corporate shareholders. In your investment application you will state the amount of shares that will go to each of the shareholder. Additionally you will need to appoint at least one commissioner and director. Commissioner is the supervisor of the director(s) and can easily be a foreigner.
1. Open a Corporate Bank Account in Indonesia
2. Buying property or other assets on behalf of your company
3. Start other preparations for your operation, such as but not limited to: hiring staff, preparing office, etc.
4. Proceed a working permit and temporary stay permit for foreign Directors

Wholly owned foreign companies in Indonesia also have strict minimum investment requirements. The Indonesia Investment Coordination Board looks after all foreign company investments in the country and as per the norms, all Indonesian PMAs need to have a minimum issued share capital of US $100,000.

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