PMA Registration (Foreign Investment Company)
PMA (Penanaman Modal Asing) refers to a foreign investment
company in Indonesia, allowing foreign individuals or entities to invest,
establish businesses, acquire shares, or provide capital in accordance with
Indonesian law.
PMA companies are regulated by the Indonesian Investment Coordinating Board
(BKPM), with certain business sectors subject to foreign ownership
restrictions.
Capital & Investment Requirements
- Minimum deposited capital: IDR 2.5 Billion
- Funds must remain in the company account for at least 12 months
- Funds may only be used for operational purposes
- Minimum capital for PMA: IDR 10 Billion
- Investor KITAS requires a minimum investment of IDR 10 Billion
Processing Time & Cost
IDR 19,500,000
1 Company (includes 1 low-risk business permit)
IDR 2,500,000
Per additional low-risk business permit (KBLI), location-based
Pricing and processing timelines may vary depending on business
activities, location, and government regulations.
PMA Inclusion
- Company Establishment Deed (Akta Perusahaan)
- Ministry Approval (SK Kemenkumham)
- NIB (Business Registration Number)
- Company NPWP (Tax ID)
- Company Details (Detail Perseroan)
- OSS Account
- Location Permit (PKKPR / Izin Lokasi)
- Environmental Permit (based on risk level)
Requirements to Open PMA
- Company name (minimum 3 words)
- Office address and lease agreement
- Director & Commissioner documents (Passport / KTP / NPWP)
- Company local phone number
- Email and contact details for all parties
- Email and password for company setup
Timeline
PMA setup typically takes 2–3 weeks,
excluding weekends and public holidays.
Post-PMA Requirements
After company registration, clients must comply with:
- Quarterly investment reports (LKPM)
- Tax reporting
- BPJS compliance
Regulatory requirements may change over time.
Client Agreement:
By making payment, clients acknowledge that full payment is required upfront.
We are responsible for PMA setup only and is not responsible
for client behavior, taxes, immigration delays, regulation changes, or force
majeure events. Timelines are approximate, documents are issued after full
payment, and no refunds apply once processing has started.
