Owning shares in an Indonesian company does not by itself give a foreigner the right to live or work in Bali. Immigration status and corporate ownership are two separate systems: the company gives you an…
A tech startup registered in Bali becomes investor-ready when three things line up: a legal entity whose classification codes actually cover what the product does, a share register that matches every promise made to founders…
Starting a business in Bali as a foreigner requires three things that are legally distinct and often confused: a company that may lawfully hold foreign equity — in practice a PT PMA — licences matched…
An import or export company in Bali needs an Indonesian legal entity, a Business Identification Number (NIB) covering the relevant trade classifications, importer identification linked to that NIB, customs access registration with the Directorate General…
To register a boutique in Bali in 2027 you need an Indonesian legal entity, a Business Identification Number (NIB) issued through the OSS system under retail trade classifications, a commercially zoned location with valid building…
Registering a consulting or professional services firm in Bali means forming an Indonesian legal entity, selecting the KBLI classifications that describe the advisory work you actually perform, obtaining a Business Identification Number (NIB) through OSS,…
A property management company in Bali and a property-owning company in Bali are two different businesses with two different registration paths: managing someone else’s villa is a service activity that can often be structured with…
Most of a Bali company registration can be completed online in 2027 — name reservation, ministry approval of the deed, the business identification number through the OSS system, and tax registration all run through government…
Launching a coworking or serviced office business in Bali requires an Indonesian legal entity, a Business Identification Number (NIB) under the workspace or office rental classifications, a building that is zoned and approved for commercial…
Investing in Bali through a registered company rather than in a personal capacity changes three things at once: liability stops at the entity instead of reaching the investor’s personal assets, ownership becomes transferable through shares…
Registering a company in Bali follows one national procedure: reserve the company name, execute a deed of establishment before a licensed Indonesian notary, obtain approval from the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, then register…
Opening a restaurant or cafe in Bali legally requires a registered Indonesian business entity, a Business Identification Number (NIB) issued through the OSS system under food and beverage classifications, a location that is zoned for…