Company setup & visas, done in the right order
From PT PMA incorporation and investor residency to business visit visas and tourist e-Visas — pick a service below to see exactly what's needed, with no fees or figures to wade through.
Incorporation timeline
Typical time to register a new PT PMA foreign-owned company in Indonesia.
Max shareholders
Maximum number of shareholders permitted in a single company incorporation.
Visa & pass categories
Business Visit Visas (C1/D1), Tourist e-Visas, visa types, and the full document checklist.
Investor residency (KITAS)
Validity period for the main applicant's investor residency permit, and for dependents.
What do you need help with in Indonesia?
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Common questions about working with us in Indonesia
Yes — Investor Residency is applicable only if the applicant already owns a registered company in Indonesia. Incorporation is usually completed first, then the residency application follows for each individual.
The C1 is a single-entry visa valid for a 60-day stay, while the D1 is a multiple-entry visa valid for up to a year, with each individual stay limited to a maximum of 60 days. Both are for non-income generating business activity, not employment.
Each visa is tied to the purpose declared in the application — a Tourist e-Visa is for tourism only, and a Business Visit Visa is for non-income generating business activity. The applicant must strictly adhere to the purpose declared.
Yes — the applicant must have an Indonesian sponsor, such as a company, business partner, or event organizer, who issues the invitation letter and applies for the visa through the Indonesia Immigration system.
Any document not originally in English or Indonesian — such as a marriage certificate — needs to be translated by a certified translator before it can be submitted.