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Not every foreign corporate document needs an apostille for use in Indonesia. Typical candidates are official registry records and notarized instruments proving a foreign company’s existence, status, or signing authority when the Apostille Convention applies.

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An apostille is relevant onl...

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To transfer shares in an Indonesian PT PMA, confirm buyer eligibility, clear transfer restrictions, execute the appropriate deeds, and update the shareholder register, AHU and OSS. A transaction that changes control requires additional acquisition procedures.

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Company Law No. 40 of 2007 r...

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Company amendments in Indonesia cover changes to name, domicile, business purpose, and capital provisions. Director and shareholder changes require corporate data notifications; a PT PMA must also check affected OSS and tax records.

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Minister of Law Regulation No. 49 of 2025 separates ame...

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Use a local distributor in Indonesia to test product demand through a licensed partner. Assess a PT PMA when you need an owned operation, while checking domestic distribution requirements.

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Compare who imports, invoices each buyer, finances inventory, and controls access to customer infor...

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One of our clients came to us with a question that initially seemed unusual. The company had been submitting its Investment Activity Reports, known as LKPM, but had still received a warning from BKPM, Indonesia’s investment authority.

Management believed its compliance was in order. The reports had been filed through Indonesia’s Online Single Submission (OSS) system, s...


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