Huawei Indonesia

Frequently Asked Questions

If investors intend to conduct business in Indonesia, what kind of organization must they establish?

Within the scope of foreign direct investment in Indonesia, foreign investors can typically do business in two ways:

• Set up a PMA (Perusahaan Modal Asing)

PMA is a local subsidiary in the form of a limited liability corporation for foreign investment reasons

• Set up a RO (Representative Office)

According to Law No. 25/2007 on Investment, foreign investors are required to establish a PMA company in order to make direct investments and conduct commercial and business activities in Indonesia. A PMA firm in Indonesia is a legally recognized business entity that can engage in various commercial and business operations as long as it complies with the current laws and regulations. As for RO, its purposes include conducting market feasibility studies and liaison activities.

What is the difference between PT and CV?

You can find the difference below:

• PT: limited liability company (shareholders are not legally liable for company liabilities)
• CV: a proprietary company where liability falls on the shareholders
What is the minimum shareholder requirement to incorporate a PT?

The minimum number of shareholders to incorporate a PT is two

Is halal registration required for all products in Indonesia?

Under the latest regulations on Halal Product Assurance, the mandatory requirement for halal certification has been expanded to encompass a wide range of consumer products in Indonesia. This change, which was previously voluntary, now dictates that various items must obtain halal certification. Initially, the certification focus has been on food and beverage products, with the deadline for compliance set for October 17, 2024