There are many ways how to enter the Indonesian market. Thanks to our exhaustive expertise and local teams in Jakarta, Bali and Semarang, Cekindo can advise on the most suitable business strategy and legal forms.
Just as every other market does, Indonesia has its own characteristics. Their understanding requires deep insights into the culture, customs, and business environment. Cekindo’s professional assistance ensures that your firm is set up correctly and complies with legal requirements of the country.
Business incorporation in Indonesia can be done in 3 different ways. Start a representative office, open a local company (PT) or invest in a foreign-owned company (PT PMA).
Co-working, private or virtual offices are cheap and convenient workplace solutions for all start-ups and solo entrepreneurs.
Penetrate the Indonesian market fast and purchase a ready-made company. Businesses put “on the shelf” months ago can be legally yours in a few days.
A set of legal actions needs to be done to dissolve a company in Indonesia successfully. The liquidation process might take up to one year.
Importation and distribution of products in Indonesia are bound with several licenses. The kind of license your company should apply for depends on a business field and products, among others.
To simplify the investments for foreigners in Indonesia, the Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (Badan Koordinasi Penanaman Modal “BKPM”) has just announced the implementation of two new groups of regulations on investments. One of the rules related to Regulation No. 13/2017 on The Guidelines and Procedure for Capital Investment Licensing and Facilities is the changes in …
Indonesia with its growing economy and a huge market is literary an archipelago of opportunities. Launching a new product, investing in one of the promising industries or doing business in import/export could be highly profitable under the condition that all the prerequisites are met. Yet, not all entrepreneurs succeed with their business ideas and they …
Everybody heard about Bali, but not everybody knows that Bali has become one of the most potential markets in South-East Asia. Bali’s economy has been continually growing for a while, reaching 6.24 percent growth in 2016. The highest growth which came from the information and communication sector (9.15 percent), confirms that The Island of Gods …
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