Why Invest in Indonesia?
HOW TO INVEST
1. Observe the potential sectors/industries
Look up our market intelligence data to observe the most potential sectors and projects to tap in. Check Indonesia's Investment Business Sector to identify which business fields are open, open with certain conditions, or closed to foreign investment.
2. Set up a foreign representative office or a company in Indonesia
In order to conduct business in Indonesia, a potential investor could establish a temporary foreign representative office (FRO) or directly set up a company in Indonesia. The purpose of the FRO is to test the Indonesian market before committing to an investment. For further details, please refer to this page.
3. Register to the Online Single Submission (OSS)
OSS is the single online portal for investors to register and maintain their business license and activities in Indonesia. Click link here to access the OSS.
4. Obtain a Business Identification Number (NIB)
Login to the OSS portal and complete the required data to obtain a Business Identification Number (NIB).
5. Obtain a Business License and start operations
A Business License is issued with the commitment statement for location permits, environmental permits, and building construction permits.
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The Indonesia Investment Promotion Center (IIPC) New York office is the official representative of the Indonesian Ministry of Investment / Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) for the America region. It provides free consulting services on Indonesian investment opportunities, procedures, and assistance to identify potential local partners in Indonesia.
Tessal Maharizky Febrian
Director
Meidina Megan
Deputy Director
Rakha Sadharma Singgih
Investment Analyst
Kirana Ananda
Investment Analyst
New York Office
Indonesia Head Office
Indonesian Ministry of Investment / Investment Coordinating Board
Jalan Jendral Gatot Subroto No.44
Jakarta 12190
Tel: +6221-525-2008