Lets Move Indonesia
Planning on registering a company in Indonesia, but need a reliable partner with decades worth of active working professional experience to guide you through? Then welcome to Lets Move Indonesia.
Since opening our first Bali office in 2020, factually, no one has had a bigger impact on ensuring Bali is a safe place to do business than Lets Move Indonesia.
As the first agency in Bali to transparently advertise our Bali company registration prices, prior to us, our predecessors were charging anywhere between 50,000,000 – 100,000,000 to help you register a company. Our price is significantly lower and by transparently advertising and standardizing the price, we have single handedly ensured foreigners and business professionals do not get ripped off.
Our legal advisors are located in all of our offices in Seminyak, Canggu & Sanur and collectively assist dozens of individuals and international organisations every single month register their companies in Bali.
At Lets Move Indonesia, we offer a variety of services to get your business off the ground or running smoothly including company registration, legal licensing, trademark registration, tax and accounting, virtual offices and a whole lot more!
To get your free consultation from Bali’s Most Trusted Agency, just fill in the contact us button below!
If you are an Indonesian citizen and looking to register a local company in Bali, then welcome to Company Registration Bali – The home of Company Registration, underwritten by Bali’s best and brightest Legal Agency – Lets Move Indonesia.
A PT is a local company intended for Indonesian citizens to obtain a business license. The paid-up capital is significantly lower than that set for a foreign owned company and is by far the most popular type of business entity in Indonesia.
Some business fields in Indonesia are restricted either partly or wholly from investing in certain sectors, therefore for foreign investors looking to invest in some business fields, they may need to work with local partners under the local company registration. To find out more about how to register a PT contact Lets Move Indonesia for your free consultation.
If you are a foreign investor looking to make a foreign owned company in Bali for business purposes and need a legal assistance, then you can register legal need under what is known as a PMA.
The PMA requires a minimum investment or 10,000,000,000 IDR and minimum paid up capital applies. There are many legal requirements involved in setting up a PMA, however, don’t be put off by the investment capital, Lets Move Indonesia is here to offer solutions via our experienced team.
Please note, that some business fields have a maximum foreign ownership, so not every business field is 100% available for foreign ownership. Lets Move Indonesia can guide you through what these are and how this may affect your business plan.
Register your local business hassle-free in 2 weeks with our PT Registration!
Price starts from
20 Working days
Get full control of your Indonesian business with PMA!
Price starts from
14 Working days
Enhance your business image with a prestigious office address in the area of Bali.
Price starts from
Working days
For some entrepreneurs or international businesses looking to do market research in Indonesia, the Representative office is a great low risk, low-cost solution, whereby no capital investment is required. It is relatively simple to setup, only taking a matter of a few stress-free days.
As this business entity is for market research, please note that no income can be generated. To find out more about Bali Representative Offices, check out our guide here!
Bali may be a relatively small island in the grand scheme of global business hubs, but what it does offer is a unique work environment where exciting and new concepts happen regularly, yet in a fun, relaxed environment.
The creative energy in Bali from digital nomads and entrepreneurs can be felt throughout the island and with the Covid pandemic finally drawing to an end, there has been a very quick upturn in activity and excitement. Tourist numbers are rapidly rising and with that new business opportunities.
Once you register a business you can start operating legally, provide visas for investors, employees and people visiting, obtain a bank account and start living the dream!
Registering a business in Bali may turn out to be one of the best things you can do, but before you get started, ensure you speak with the Lets Move Indonesia team, so we can assess your business idea and ensure it complies with Indonesian laws and regulations.
Yes, you need a physical address to register a business in Indonesia. You can choose between renting a place for your business or even rent a virtual office depending on your business classification or needs.
It’s highly suggested to register a company if you are going to establish a business in Jakarta. If you’d like to know more about everything you need to setup a company in Jakarta, our experienced legal advisor will gladly help you through until your company can be fully setup and running. It is as simple as filling the form below.
Prices for company registration vary depending on what type of legal entity you plan to register and also the industry, as some companies require different licenses. For full information, I am happy to advise.
You can do company registration in Bali for 1 to 1.5 month.
As an investor of a PMA, you are eligible to get an Investor KITAS, which is more convenient than a Working KITAS due to optional 2-year validity and its cost effectiveness. Additionally, if you are the owner of a PMA, you have more control over your business and less risk.
A virtual office gives businesses a physical address and office-related services without the overhead of a long lease and administrative staff.
Step 1
Book a free consultation by phone, video call or in one of our offices.
Step 2
We will listen to you individual requirements and provide the best solution to your business needs.
Step 3
Collect documentation and process.
Step 4
Provide you with the company registration documents.
Step 5
Free consultation with our tax and visa team for your next steps.

Gary Joy is the Founder of Lets Move Indonesia and has a background as a Financial Advisor. Since founding Lets Move Indonesia back in 2016, he has assisted hundreds of foreigners relocate, set up business and work within Indonesia.

Magel is one of our most experienced Tax & legal professionals, who can also be found in our Jakarta office. Her expertise are firmly rooted in company registration and ensuring you comply with financial obligations.

Gusti can be found primarily in our Canggu Bali office; however, is often travelling around throughout Bali advising on Company Registration and Tax needs. As a qualified accountant primarily, Gusti has exemplary knowledge in both Legal and Tax related matters.

As a Legal Consultant Manager, Givenia leverages her extensive experience in corporate legal advisory and regulatory compliance to help with company establishment, licensing, and ensuring businesses meet their statutory & obligations in Indonesia.

Kevin is one of our dedicated Legal Consultants based in our Bali office. His expertise is firmly rooted in company licensing and regulatory compliance, ensuring your business establishment & operations align with Indonesian legal requirements.
Stay informed with the latest Indonesia Visa & Business updates.
PMA is intended for a Foreign that is willing to start a business in Bali and register their business as a company through Foreign Investment. As a PMA you could have up to 100% ownership of the Company.
With Representative Office, you can conduct market research before registering a company in Bali.
Yes. To start a business in Jakarta whether as a Limited Liability Company or Foreign Company (PMA), you will require a physical local address within the country. You can choose to rent an office or have your own office.
Yes. With PMA, you can fully or partially own your Business in Jakarta.
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