FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a foreigner own a PT PMDN?
A PT PMDN is a domestic limited liability company owned by Indonesian shareholders, so it is not the vehicle for foreign ownership. Foreign-owned investment goes through a PT PMA instead. If you are unsure which applies to your business, ILA confirms whether a PT PMDN or PT PMA fits before you proceed.
When should a business use a PT PMDN instead of a PT PMA?
A PT PMDN is often used for business lines that are closed to foreign ownership, or where a fully local structure suits the investment. It also carries lighter capital expectations than a PT PMA. The right choice depends on your business line and ownership, which ILA reviews with you.
How much capital does a PT PMDN need?
A PT PMDN has lighter capital expectations than a PT PMA. The figure that applies to you is confirmed once ILA has looked at your activity, ownership and capital plans, as part of recommending the right entity and handling the setup.
What licences can a PT PMDN get?
A PT PMDN can obtain full operating licences through the OSS system. ILA prepares the deed and establishes the company, obtains the NIB and licences, registers the company for tax (NPWP) and assists with opening the bank account.