Large Domestic Market
Cost-Efficient Operations
Ready for Business Expansion
WHY CHOOSE INDONESIA FOR REGIONAL EXPANSION

A Market Built for Growth and Expansion

  • 1
    Large and growing domestic market
  • 2
    Cost-efficient business environment
  • 3
    Expanding digital and consumer economy
  • 4
    Expanding workforce and talent pool
  • 5
    Strategic access to Southeast Asia

Indonesia offers Malaysian businesses a unique opportunity for growth. With Southeast Asia’s largest economy and a rapidly expanding middle class, it’s a promising next step for confident expansion.

#1 Largest Economy in Southeast Asia
Driving regional growth and business expansion
$58B+
FDI Inflows
Consistent foreign investment across key industries
22%
Corporate Tax Rate
With incentives available for eligible sectors
BEYOND INCORPORATION

Setting Up Your Business in Indonesia the Right Way

Operating in Indonesia requires more than company registration
Entity & Investment Structuring

We assess your business activities and investment needs before recommending the best structure for you. This way, you won’t have to make changes later.

Licensing & Regulatory Compliance

We identify your business’s legal needs and handle the requirements without delays or surprises.

Operational Setup & Readiness

Your company is established to run properly and meet local requirements from day one.

Ongoing Compliance & Expansion

We stay with you after setup, providing ongoing compliance support and connecting you with InCorp teams across Asia-Pacific as your business grows.

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CLIENT TESTIMONIALS

Trusted by Businesses Expanding into Indonesia

“InCorp Indonesia has been a reliable partner in helping us navigate Indonesia’s regulatory environment. From supporting our operations during COVID-19 to handling our KITAS process smoothly, their team made things much easier for us to manage.” 
Yurope Steel
“InCorp Indonesia helped us handle local partner requirements and product registration in Indonesia. Their team was responsive, practical, and easy to work with throughout the process.”
Young Living
“Working with InCorp Indonesia helped us bring our products into the Indonesian market efficiently while managing regulatory and import requirements.”
Kellanova

Setting Up Your Business in Indonesia the Right Way

Thousands of businesses have trusted InCorp Indonesia to get their market entry right. You should, too.
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WHAT DIFFERENTIATES OUR APPROACH

We Make Business Setup in Indonesia Straightforward

Clear Setup from the Start

We assess your structure and regulatory position before moving

Risks Addressed Early

We surface licensing and compliance requirements upfront, not after you’ve already committed.

Set Up Right from Day One

No rebuilding, no backtracking. Your company is established to operate without unnecessary issues.

Regional Support

As you scale across Asia-Pacific, InCorp teams are already on the ground in the markets that matter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can foreign companies fully own a business in Indonesia?

Yes, foreign investors can own up to 100% of a company (PT PMA) in many sectors, depending on Indonesia’s Positive Investment List. Some industries may have restrictions or specific requirements. 

What is the minimum investment required to set up a company in Indonesia? 

Under the latest regulation, a PT PMA requires a minimum paid-up capital of IDR 2.5 billion, which must be deposited at the time of incorporation.
The total investment plan remains above IDR 10 billion per business activity, excluding land and buildings. 

How long does it take to set up a company in Indonesia? 

The incorporation process typically takes a few weeks, depending on the business activity, licensing requirements, and the readiness of the documents. 

What licenses are required to operate in Indonesia?

Businesses must obtain a Business Identification Number (NIB) and may require additional licenses or standard certificates based on their specific business activities under the OSS-RBA system. 

Can Indonesia be used as a regional hub for Southeast Asia?

Yes, Indonesia is increasingly used as a regional base due to its large market, growing economy, and strategic position within Southeast Asia.