PT/PMA

Easily register your business as PT or PMA to operate legally in Indonesia.

Starting a Business in Indonesia: PT/PMA Registration Made Easy

Want to establish your business in Bali? Learn how to register your company as a PT/PMA and operate legally in Indonesia.

PT PMA is a company structure in Indonesia that allows foreign individuals or entities to own and operate a business.

PT PMA stands for Perseroan Terbatas Penanaman Modal Asing, which translates to “Limited Liability Company for Foreign Investment” in English.

PT PMA is a legal structure that is often chosen by international investors to establish a long-term presence in Indonesia.

It is regulated by the Indonesian Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM).

Paid-Up Capital
The minimum required paid-up capital for a PT PMA is IDR 10 billion.
Shareholders
A PT PMA must have at least two shareholders, including a minimum of one director and a commissioner.
Capital Statement Letter
Shareholders are required to sign a Capital Statement Letter, confirming that they possess sufficient funds to meet the capital requirements.
Passport Validity
For a 2-year Investor KITAS, the applicant’s passport must be valid for at least 30 months, and for a 1-year Investor KITAS, it must be valid for at least 18 months.

Passport Photograph: A clear photo of the passport's front page displaying all the holder's information.
Three Business Sectors: Specify the three sectors in which the business will operate.
Investment Amount: Declare the total investment amount for the business.
Contact Information: Provide a valid phone number and email address.
Shareholder Distribution: Indicate the percentage of ownership for each shareholder.

Market Access: A PT PMA provides direct access to Indonesia’s vast and growing market.
Ease of Doing Business: With a clear legal structure, a PT PMA simplifies business management for foreign investors in Indonesia.
Tax Benefits: PT PMAs are eligible for certain tax incentives, especially when operating in priority sectors.
Land and Property Ownership: A PT PMA can acquire land and property in Indonesia at significant value.
Foreign Ownership: A PT PMA allows foreign investors to fully or partially own the company.
Economic Contribution: Foreign investment contributes to the economy by advancing technology, improving infrastructure, and creating jobs.

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