STARTING A BUSINESS IN INDONESIA

Starting the foreign owned company (PT PMA) in Indonesia. CPT Corporate, your trusted partner for company service in Indonesia.
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Why CPT Corporate?

Credibility and Expertise

You will be assisted by our in-house-lawyer and accountant who has credibility and experiences in setting up the business. We can advise you on the best type of company for your business. We also provide guidance on the company structures and compliance requirements in Indonesia.

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Assisted Companies

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Years of Experiences

We have successfully assisted over 100 companies in establishing their business and support the secretarial services in Indonesia
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Start Your Business with Confidence

CPT Corporate helps you establish your business quickly, correctly, and compliantly

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Fast company setup
(less than 10 working days)

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Full licensing & regulatory support

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Local expertise with
international standards

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End-to-end
business solutions

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How CPT Corporate helps you:

Contact our consultant to discuss your plan presence in Indonesia

Choosing the suitable legal entity type

CPT Corporate will help establishing your presence in Indonesia

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Fill out the form below and tell us about your planned activities in Indonesia. Our consultants will reach out to you to start the registration process or schedule a meeting first.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Foreign investors can establish a PT PMA (Penanaman Modal Asing), which allows partial or full foreign ownership depending on the business sector.

Yes, in many sectors through a PT PMA, subject to Indonesia’s Positive Investment List.

  • PT (Perseroan Terbatas): Local company owned by Indonesian individuals/entities 
  • PT PMA: Foreign-owned company, allowing international investors to operate legally in Indonesia.

Typically, the process takes 1 – 2 weeks, depending on the business activity, document readiness, and licensing requirements.

  1. Determine business classification (KBLI) 
  2. Reserve company name 
  3. Prepare deed of establishment 
  4. Obtain approval from Ministry of Law & Human Rights 
  5. Register through OSS system (NIB & licenses)