
How to Start a Foreign Business Legally in Bali
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If you’re a foreigner looking to invest or run a business in Bali, setting up a PT PMA (a Foreign-Owned Company) is the most legitimate and secure way to do it. Whether you’re diving into property investment, launching a beach club, opening a restaurant, or running a creative agency, the PT PMA structure gives you legal rights to operate in Indonesia while maintaining foreign ownership.
This article will focus on the PT PMA setup process in Bali, including the latest requirements and how to avoid common barriers. By the end, you’ll know exactly what to prepare and how to move forward with confidence with Usaha Expat Bali.
Keep reading; we’ll break it down for you!
PT PMA stands for “Perseroan Terbatas Penanaman Modal Asing” which translates to a Limited Liability Company with Foreign Direct Investment. This type of company allows foreign investors to establish a business presence in Indonesia and operate legally.
An office address is required in a commercial zone. Check out Usaha Expat’s PT PMA set up Full Pack Service. We provide a free virtual address fee with mail handling and co-working space as part of our package.
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