Company Formation in Indonesia
Asia-Pacific
Overview
Indonesia does not allow offshore company formation as it lacks tax-free zones, making any such claim potentially fraudulent. However, establishing an onshore entity in Indonesia offers significant opportunities to expand your target audience and develop a trading network within Asia, leading to increased income and business growth.
Our Process
Step 1: Name Approval & Registration
Reserve your unique company name with the Ministry of Justice, ensuring authenticity and compliance, followed by thorough verification.
Step 2: Document Preparation & Submission
Prepare and submit all required incorporation documents, including application forms, identity, and proof of residence documents.
Step 3: Capital Deposit
Deposit the minimum required share capital (starting from $10,000 USD) into a state bank account in Indonesia.
Step 4: Official Registration & Licensing
Complete the official company registration with the relevant authorities and obtain all necessary licenses for your specific business activities.
Key Requirements
- Minimum share capital of $10,000 USD (to be deposited in a state bank)
- Identity document (e.g., passport) of all principals
- Proof of residence for all principals
- Completed application form
- Registration of company name with the Ministry of Justice