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Indonesia’s Directorate General of Taxes (Direktorat Jenderal Pajak or DJP) has postponed the implementation of the marketplace PPh Article 22 collection mechanism to 1 November 2026, delaying the policy from its previously scheduled August commencement. The decision, announced through Announcement No. PENG-46/PJ.09/2026, concerns the implementation of Minister of Finance Regulation (PMK) No. 37 of 2025. […]

A Schengen visa rejection can disrupt travel plans, particularly for expatriates living in Indonesia who are preparing to visit Europe for business, tourism or family reasons. However, a refusal does not necessarily mean the end of your travel plans. Applicants can generally submit a new Schengen visa application after a refusal, provided they meet the […]

Indonesia’s adoption of KBLI 2025 has introduced changes to how business activities are classified. For foreign investors, particularly companies operating as PT PMA, these changes may affect business registration, licensing requirements and operational compliance. Companies should review their existing KBLI codes to ensure they accurately reflect their current and planned business activities. However, not every […]

Foreign nationals residing in Indonesia who plan to travel to Europe may need a Schengen visa, depending on their nationality, travel purpose and intended duration of stay. The application process requires careful preparation, including selecting the appropriate consular authority, submitting supporting documents and meeting the relevant financial and travel requirements. For expatriates living in Indonesia, […]

Time is a critical consideration when establishing a business in a new market. For foreign investors entering Indonesia, the company registration process can influence investment planning, recruitment and commercial launch dates. However, the time required for company incorporation depends on the proposed business activities, ownership structure, documentation and applicable licensing requirements. How Long Does It […]

Travelling to China does not always require a conventional visa application. Under certain regional arrangements, eligible Indonesian passport holders may enter designated destinations for a limited period without obtaining a visa in advance. These arrangements cover four distinct travel options: Hainan Province, Xishuangbanna in Yunnan, Guilin in Guangxi and qualifying organised cruise itineraries. Each operates […]