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Planning to relocate, invest, retire, or establish a business in Indonesia often involves more than simply submitting a visa application. Immigration regulations continue to evolve, with new visa categories, digital application systems, and compliance requirements introduced regularly. Choosing a reliable immigration consultant can help ensure your application is prepared correctly while reducing the risk of […]

Oone of the first administrative requirements you are likely to encounter is obtaining a Tax Identification Number (TIN), known locally as the Nomor Pokok Wajib Pajak (NPWP). An NPWP serves as your official tax identity in Indonesia and plays a central role in the country’s tax administration system. Beyond tax reporting, it is often required […]

Many foreign businesses are looking for practical ways to explore the market before making a long-term commitment. Establishing a full foreign-owned company (PT PMA) often requires capital investment, operational planning, and ongoing corporate compliance. For businesses still evaluating market opportunities, setting up a Representative Office in Jakarta offers a strategic first step. A Representative Office […]

Global investment sentiment in 2026 has been shaped by persistent inflation, shifting supply chains, geopolitical uncertainty, and cautious monetary policies. Yet amid this volatility, Indonesia continues to stand out as one of Southeast Asia’s most attractive investment destinations. Rather than slowing down, foreign direct investment continues to flow into Indonesia, supported by resilient economic growth, […]

Global Citizenship of Indonesia introduced as a specialised immigration pathway, the programme provides former Indonesian citizens and their descendants with an opportunity to return, reside, and contribute to Indonesia’s economic, social, and national development. Through several dedicated visa categories, the GCI programme supports permanent residency, encourages investment, attracts highly skilled professionals, and strengthens Indonesia’s connection […]

The Indonesian Government has officially begun implementing a new mechanism for collecting Article 22 Income Tax (PPh Pasal 22) through e-commerce platforms starting 1 July 2026. Ahead of the implementation, the Directorate General of Taxes (DJP) confirmed that all technical systems, infrastructure, and marketplace integrations have been completed, following months of intensive coordination with the […]