Calling Visa

Indonesia has become a favourite destination for travellers looking for tropical beaches, cultural experiences, wellness retreats and longer stays in Southeast Asia. But before booking that one-way flight or planning your island-hopping itinerary, it is worth checking which Indonesia visa for tourists matches your travel plans. The right visa depends largely on how long you […]

Indonesia has become an increasingly active destination for international exhibitions, trade shows, business forums and industry events, bringing together exhibitors, entrepreneurs and professionals from across the world. For foreign nationals planning to enter Indonesia for an exhibition, choosing the correct visa is an important part of the preparation. Indonesia’s current visa framework provides several visitor […]

Opening a bank account is one of the practical steps involved in establishing a personal or business presence in Indonesia. For investors and companies, a corporate bank account can support day-to-day payments, payroll, capital management and other business transactions. Both individuals and legal entities can open bank accounts in Indonesia, although the documentation and eligibility […]

For a company operating in Indonesia, employment compliance does not end with hiring employees, paying salaries or registering the business. There is also an administrative obligation designed to ensure that the government has an up-to-date picture of Indonesia’s workforce: Wajib Lapor Ketenagakerjaan di Perusahaan (WLKP), or the Mandatory Employment Report. The system may appear administrative […]

A company merger can be an important step for businesses seeking to expand, restructure operations or combine with another company. In Indonesia, however, a merger is only one of several ways businesses can change their corporate structure. An investor may acquire another company, two companies may merge with one surviving entity, or several companies may […]

As one of the countries with majority of muslim residents in the world, Indonesia has a relatively strict regulations regarding halal certification, making businesses selling products that do not meet halal criteria (haram) now face a separate compliance requirement: they must make that status clear to consumers. Under Peraturan BPJPH Nomor 3 Tahun 2026 on […]