Company Registration Indonesia






Foreign Investors
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)
Startups
Multinational Corporations (MNCs)
Business Consultants
Entrepreneurs
PT PMA
A PT PMA is a limited liability company (LLC) where the majority of the shares are owned by foreigners. It is allowed to fully operate in Indonesia, such as generating revenue, hiring staff, buying property in Indonesia in the name of PT PMA company, declaring dividends, and sponsoring foreign workers to get visas and/or work permits.
KPPA (Foreign General Representative Office)
KPPA is a non-trading office that can only engage in market research, feasibility study, promotion, and other non-trading activities. It acts as a liaison of the parent company and is not allowed to generate revenue. KPPA must have a head office outside of Indonesia and a local sponsor.
KP3A (Foreign Trading Representative Office)
KP3A stands for “Kantor Perwakilan Perusahaan Perdagangan Asing”. It is established as a selling agent and/or manufacturing agent and/or buying agent. KP3A is also not allowed to generate any revenue.
BUJKA
BUJKA stands for “Badan Usaha Jasa Konstruksi Asing”. It’s for foreign construction companies that want to set up business in Indonesia. The licensing fees for BUJKA vary depending on the active business field. And the process of setting up a BUJKA is more complex than other types of representative offices.