Foreign Investment Company (PMA)
If you are a foreign company or individual interested in starting a business in Indonesia, establishing a Foreign Investment Company (PMA) is the safest way to proceed. PMA offers investors full control over the direction of the company, ensuring unlimited operational flexibility without restrictions on where the business can operate. It also reduces the risk of failing to find a suitable local partner.
As a foreign-owned company, the investment value required is significantly higher than for a local PT. Investors must commit to investing over USD 1 million or approximately IDR 10 billion as an investment plan, with a minimum paid-up capital of USD 250,000 or around IDR 2.5 billion. This investment plan can be in the form of cash or fixed assets such as machinery. However, this paid-up capital does not need to be fully deposited until after the company is officially established.
How to Establish a PMA in 7 Easy Steps :
- Submit a Business Name to a Notary : Ensure the business name consists of three words.
- Prepare the Deed of Establishment : The notary will draft the Deed of Establishment for the company.
- Obtain a Decree : The Ministry of Law and Human Rights will issue an official decree.
- Obtain a Tax Identification Number (NPWP).
- Obtain a Business Identification Number (NIB).
- Use the Online Single Submission System : Obtain the business license through this system.
- Obtain the Business License (if required).
Entrust Your PMA Establishment Documentation to Harmony
By following these steps, your company can quickly start leveraging business opportunities in Indonesia through the formation of a PMA. Harmony is ready to assist you in every step of this process, ensuring that all administrative and legal requirements are thoroughly met. Our expertise will ensure that the establishment of your company proceeds smoothly and in compliance with Indonesian regulations.
