Visa FAQ
Yes. A PMA company (foreign-owned company) is legally allowed to sponsor: KITAS (Limited Stay Permits), RPTKA (Foreign Manpower Employment Plan), and the related work permits for foreign directors,…
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No. A PT PMA does not require a local director or local partner.The company can be 100% foreign-owned and fully managed and directed by foreigners. However, depending on…
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The registration of a PMA company typically takes 4–8 weeks, depending on: how quickly the required documents are prepared government processing times approval schedules from the relevant ministries…
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To establish a PT PMA (foreign-owned company) in Indonesia, the core requirements are: Minimum paid-up capital of IDR 10 billion (approx. USD 700,000) A clear business plan and…
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A PMA company can be established by any foreign individuals (minimum 2 shareholders), foreign groups, or foreign corporations — as long as they comply with Indonesian investment regulations…
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A PMA (Penanaman Modal Asing) is a foreign-owned company in Indonesia.It allows foreign investors to legally establish, own, and operate a business under Indonesian law. A PMA company…
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Yes, you can use the visa for short courses.
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A PMA company can sponsor several types of KITAS, depending on the foreigner’s role and situation: Investor KITAS – for foreign shareholders listed in the company’s deed Work…
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Yes. You can start setting up your PMA even if you do not have a physical office yet. You may use a virtual office address for the company…
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