Run a company in Indonesia without building a local team.

Price includes the notarial deed, company NPWP, NIB and corporate bank account.

Locally-owned limited company. Includes notarial deed, NPWP, NIB and corporate bank account.

Foreign-owned limited company. Includes notarial deed, NPWP, NIB and corporate bank account.

Managing all of the company's monthly tax obligations and preparing monthly financial statements.

Preparation and filing of the company's annual corporate tax return.

Preparation and filing of an individual's annual personal tax return.

Investment activity reports filed through OSS — quarterly for PT PMA, twice-yearly for PT PMDN.

Monthly filing and settlement of the 10% regional tax charged on villa, hotel and restaurant turnover.

Acquisition duty for the buyer and final income tax for the seller — calculated, validated and paid. The tax itself is passed through at cost.

Annual land and building tax handled, tax records corrected, and a formal objection filed where the assessed value is too high.

Two-year pre-investment visa for founders scoping their entry into Indonesia.

Two-year investor stay permit for shareholders of an Indonesian company.

Work and stay permit for foreign employees. Price already includes the RPTKA.

SKPL application (direct-sale licence for alcoholic beverages) for F&B and hospitality businesses.

Application for a groundwater extraction permit (Izin Penguasaan Air Bawah Tanah).

Regional tax registration for villas, guesthouses and restaurants, enabling regional tax remittance.

The licence a villa, guesthouse, restaurant or beach club needs to trade as a tourism business, together with its standards certificate.

Certificate verified at the land office, ownership history, disputes, boundaries and zoning — reported in writing with a clear recommendation before you pay anything.

A fast read on what a plot may legally be used for, including setbacks from beach, river and cliff. Credited against full due diligence if you proceed.

Bilingual leasehold agreement drafted or reviewed — extension, transfer and building rights — then executed before a notary.

Land deed official appointed, sale deed prepared, staged payments supervised and the title registered in the new owner's name.

Registration of the one title a foreign national can lawfully hold over a home in Indonesia, handled through the land office.

A written opinion on the structure you're being offered — leasehold, Right of Use or company ownership — and the risk each one actually carries.

A full check of a property already trading — licence, building approval, worthiness certificate, zoning, regional tax and rental status — with a staged plan to fix whatever is missing.

The repair work after an audit: missing approvals applied for and wrong ones corrected, before an inspector finds them first.

Someone beside you when the authorities arrive — documents ready, questions translated, the conversation handled in Indonesian.

Confirmation that your intended activity matches the spatial plan for that location — required before a building permit can be processed.

Building permit filed through the national building system with the technical documents it requires. Larger buildings are quoted separately.

The post-construction certificate confirming a building is fit for use, including inspection by a certified assessor.

The environmental commitment document required of lower-risk businesses, drafted and registered.

The full environmental management and monitoring study for larger projects, carried through to environmental approval.

Certificate of fit operation for the electrical installation and, where needed, the application to raise the connected load.

Spatial approval, building permit and environmental document under one coordinator — around 15% below buying them separately.

Guests, staff, maintenance, procurement and rate strategy, with a monthly owner report. Charged at 18% of gross rental or the figure shown, whichever is higher.

For owners who already have staff: independent oversight, a monthly profit-and-loss per unit, and someone watching that compliance stays current.

Listings built and optimised on the major booking platforms — photography brief, copy and rate strategy. Ongoing revenue management at 3% of revenue thereafter.

Employment contracts, monthly payroll and mandatory health and employment insurance for villa staff, run to Indonesian labour law.

Your side of the table during a build: progress verified, payment milestones checked before release, quality inspected. Or 6% of construction value.

The contractor's licences and track record checked, then a bilingual construction contract with milestones and penalties that actually bite.

Market read, occupancy and rate assumptions, cost structure, cash flow projection and exit scenarios — before you commit to a site.

A licensed public appraiser appointed and briefed to establish fair market value. The appraiser's own fee is passed through at cost.

The property prepared for sale: document file completed, the transaction structured tax-efficiently, and a buyer's due diligence answered without drama.