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Are Companies in Indonesia Risking Compliance by Sticking with Outdated Corporate Secretarial Providers?

For most businesses, change is not merely an option but often a crucial step in moving forward. Furthermore, it is rarely welcomed without trepidation, particularly in times of uncertainty. In Indonesia, companies are no exceptions to such challenges. Economic fluctuations, political transitions, and regional trade tensions all tend to dampen investor confidence and reshape business…

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Understanding Nominee Director for Foreign-Owned Businesses in Indonesia

Indonesia has long been a destination for foreign investment, offering a growing economy and a strategic location in Southeast Asia. International investors may encounter difficulties due to the nation’s foreign ownership regulations, especially in industries where such ownership is restricted. To circumvent local ownership restrictions, many foreign investors consider nominee directors a potential solution in…

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Why Foreign Companies Need Secretarial Services When Expanding to Indonesia?

Introduction to Corporate Secretarial Services in Indonesia For many foreign companies, expanding into Southeast Asia offers exciting growth potential. Indonesia, in particular, attracts global investors with its strong economy and vast consumer market. However, entering this market also brings regulatory and administrative challenges. Indonesia’s business landscape has complex compliance requirements that can be difficult for…

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Starting a Foreign-Owned Business in Indonesia: Important FAQs

Incorporating a company in Indonesia is an exciting opportunity, especially for global investors seeking growth in an expanding economy. Although Indonesia offers vast potential, setting up a company in Indonesia requires navigating regulatory frameworks and complying with the country’s specific legal processes. Indonesia’s investment climate means rules and procedures are frequently updated. Staying informed and…

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How Indonesia’s Workforce Reforms Aim to Solve Labour Market Challenges

In response to mounting employment issues, Indonesia’s Ministry of Manpower has introduced a multi-faceted plan designed to transform the country’s labour ecosystem. These efforts aim to reduce informal employment, empower young people, and prepare the nation’s workforce for the demands of a digital economy and a green transformation.   Confronting Informal Employment and Youth Unemployment…

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How to Register a Company in Indonesia: A Step-by-Step Guide

As the largest economy in Southeast Asia, Indonesia offers more than just access to a vast market. It presents opportunities through its expanding middle class, advancing infrastructure, and digitally skilled population for entrepreneurs and investors looking to incorporate a company in Indonesia; understanding the regulatory framework is essential. This guide provides a detailed overview of…