PT PMA Registration in Indonesia — Full-Service Company Setup for Foreign Investors

We handle everything — OSS, Ministry of Law, NIB, NPWP. 100% remote. From USD 1,400 in 7–8 business days.

USD 1,400
Full-Service Package
7–8 Days
End-to-End Processing
100%
Foreign Ownership Allowed
100%
Remote Registration

On This Page

  1. What Is a PT PMA?
  2. Who Can Register?
  3. 2026 Requirements & Capital
  4. Documents Required
  5. Registration Process (6 Steps)
  6. Service Pricing
  7. Annual Compliance
  8. Frequently Asked Questions

What Is a PT PMA?

A PT PMA (Perseroan Terbatas Penanaman Modal Asing) is an Indonesian limited liability company with foreign investment. It is the only legal entity that allows foreign individuals or corporations to own equity in an Indonesian business.

PT stands for Perseroan Terbatas (limited liability company) and PMA stands for Penanaman Modal Asing (foreign capital investment). A PT PMA is locally incorporated in Indonesia and can be up to 100% foreign-owned in most business sectors.

Key Benefits of PT PMA

Who Can Register a PT PMA?

Any foreign national or foreign corporation can register a PT PMA in Indonesia, provided:

Pakistani and Indian nationals are among the most common investor profiles IndoDesk serves. There is no restriction based on nationality. Indonesia has active bilateral investment treaties and Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements (DTAA) with both Pakistan and India, offering legal protections and reduced withholding tax rates on dividends, interest, and royalties.

2026 PT PMA Requirements

As of 2026, the requirements for registering a PT PMA in Indonesia are:

Requirement Detail
Minimum Total Investment IDR 10 billion (approx. USD 650,000)
Minimum Paid-Up Capital IDR 2.5 billion (approx. USD 160,000)
Minimum Shareholders 2 (individuals or legal entities)
Directors Required Minimum 1 Director + 1 Commissioner
Foreign Ownership Up to 100% in most sectors (check DNI list)
Registered Address Indonesian address required (virtual office permitted for many sectors)
Business Sector (KBLI) Must match your OSS-registered business classification

Note: Capital does not need to be fully deposited upfront in all cases. Sector-specific requirements apply. IndoDesk will advise on your optimal capital structure and KBLI code during the initial consultation.

Documents Required

All foreign documents must be notarised and apostilled (or legalised at the Indonesian embassy if your country has not signed the Hague Apostille Convention).

For Individual Foreign Shareholders / Directors

For Corporate Shareholders (if a company is a shareholder)

Indonesian Documents Prepared by IndoDesk

Registration Process (6 Steps)

IndoDesk manages every step on your behalf. You provide the documents; we handle everything else.

1

Initial Consultation & KBLI Sector Check

We review your business plan and confirm your target KBLI code against the Positive Investment List — verifying that 100% foreign ownership is permitted. We advise on optimal corporate structure and capital allocation.

Timeline: 1 day • You provide: Business overview and target activities

2

Document Collection & Apostille

You supply passport copies, address proofs, and CVs. For remote registration, we prepare the Power of Attorney for you to sign, notarise, and apostille in your home country. IndoDesk reviews every document before submission.

Timeline: 2–3 days (apostille processing varies by country)

3

Indonesian Notary — Deed of Establishment

Our partner Indonesian Notary (Notaris PPAT) drafts and executes the Deed of Establishment (Akta Pendirian PT PMA), including Articles of Association, shareholder structure, share capital, and company objectives.

Timeline: 1–2 days

4

Ministry of Law Approval (SK Kemenkumham)

The Notary submits the Deed electronically to the Ministry of Law and Human Rights for approval. Upon approval, your company is legally incorporated as an Indonesian legal entity.

Timeline: 1–2 days

5

OSS Registration — NIB & Business Licence

IndoDesk registers your company on Indonesia's Online Single Submission (OSS) system, obtaining the NIB (Business Identification Number) and the relevant business licence (Izin Usaha). The NIB serves as the master operating licence.

Timeline: 1 day

6

Tax Registration (NPWP) & Bank Account Setup

We obtain your company's Tax ID (NPWP) from the Tax Office. You can then open a corporate bank account at any Indonesian bank (BCA, Mandiri, BNI). IndoDesk assists with bank introductions and account documentation.

Timeline: 1–2 days (bank account 5–10 business days separately)

Service Pricing

Service Cost Timeline
PT PMA Registration (Full Service) USD 1,400 7–8 business days
Virtual Office Address (1 year) USD 300–500/year Same day
Investor KITAS (work & residency visa) USD 1,200 4–7 business days
PT PMA + KITAS Bundle Save 20%+ Concurrent processing
Dependent KITAS (family members) USD 350/person After main KITAS
Annual Compliance Package USD 300/month Ongoing

All government fees are included. No hidden charges. Payment via wire transfer, Wise, or other international methods accepted.

Annual Compliance Obligations

Once registered, your PT PMA must meet annual compliance requirements to remain in good standing. IndoDesk offers ongoing packages to manage all of this on your behalf.

Corporate Tax Rate in Indonesia (2026)

Corporate income tax in Indonesia is 22%. Indonesia has tax treaties with 70+ countries including Pakistan and India, reducing withholding tax on dividends to 10–15%, on interest to 10–15%, and on royalties to 10–15%.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does PT PMA registration cost in Indonesia?

PT PMA registration with IndoDesk costs USD 1,400 for the full-service package. This covers all government fees, notarisation, OSS registration, NIB, business licence, and NPWP. Virtual office address is available for USD 300–500/year additionally.

How long does PT PMA registration take?

PT PMA registration takes 7–8 business days with IndoDesk once all documents are submitted and apostilled. Most companies are fully registered and operational within one to two weeks of starting the process.

Can a Pakistani or Indian citizen register a PT PMA?

Yes. Pakistani and Indian nationals can register a PT PMA in Indonesia as foreign investors. Indonesia allows 100% foreign ownership in most sectors. IndoDesk specialises in serving South Asian entrepreneurs with Urdu and Hindi support. Read the dedicated guide for Indian investors →

What is the minimum capital for PT PMA?

The minimum total investment is IDR 10 billion (approx. USD 650,000), with minimum paid-up capital of IDR 2.5 billion (approx. USD 160,000). Some service-sector businesses may qualify for lower thresholds — contact IndoDesk for a sector-specific assessment.

Can I register a PT PMA without visiting Indonesia?

Yes. PT PMA registration is 100% remote. You sign an apostilled Power of Attorney in your home country and IndoDesk handles all steps in Indonesia on your behalf. The only step that may require a physical visit is opening a corporate bank account.

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