Most business-setup consultants in Indonesia have only ever seen the process on paper. We haven’t we personally own and operate five companies across energy, export, manufacturing, and industrial sectors, so we’ve lived the licensing, permits, cross-border payments, and compliance process ourselves. On top of that, we bring direct experience guiding foreign investors through Indonesia’s regulatory landscape. When we advise you, it’s based on what actually happens on both sides of the table as an operator, and as someone who has already helped foreign investors navigate this market.
PT Pinator Energi Indonesia
Wood pellets, wood chips & biomass export
PT Savya Coco Provita
Activated carbon & coconut charcoal briquette export
PT Eisen Samudera Fishing Industries
Frozen seafood export
CV Satelit Plastik
PET bottle manufacturing
PT Eisen Presisi Indonesia
CNC precision machining for automotive parts
For years, Eisen Group has supported international businesses through manufacturing, international trade, investment facilitation, and strategic partnerships. Our experience working with overseas companies across Asia, Europe, North America, and the Middle East gives foreign investors confidence when entering the Indonesian market. We Supporting International Business Expansion Across Asia & Global Markets
Founded and led by Eisenhower, President Director, holding a law degree with a background in Indonesian corporate and restructuring law and a track record of assisting foreign investors directly.
Built for Foreign Companies Entering Indonesia
Whether you’re a manufacturer exploring Southeast Asian expansion, an investor evaluating Indonesia’s resource and export sectors, or a company that simply needs a trustworthy operating partner on the ground we help you move from “considering Indonesia” to “operating in Indonesia.”
Market Entry
PT PMA incorporation, OSS/BKPM licensing, KBLI classification, foreign ownership structuring, capital compliance (Perka BKPM 5/2025 requirements)
Compliance & People
KITAS (investor & work permits), RPTKA, foreign manpower compliance, ongoing regulatory reporting (LKPM)
Finance & Accounting
Bookkeeping, tax reporting, cross-border transaction structuring, banking setup support
Investment & Growth
Advisory Market entry strategy, local partnership structuring, sector-specific guidance based on real operating experience
Initial Consultation
We learn about your business, target sector, and entry timeline. We respond within 24 hours.
Assessment
We map out the licensing path, capital requirements, and structure that fits
Execution
We handle incorporation, permits, and compliance filings end-to-end. Estimated 4-6 weeks for PT PMA setup process
Ongoing Support
Accounting, reporting, and advisory as you operate and grow
We help you to grow your business exponentially
Most PT PMA setups are completed within 4-6 weeks, depending on the business sector and how quickly required documents are ready.
In most sectors, yes – a PT PMA can be up to 100% foreign-owned under Indonesia’s Positive Investment List. Some sectors have ownership caps, and a small number are restricted. We check your sector before you commit.
As of BKPM Regulation No. 5 of 2025, the minimum paid-up capital for a PT PMA is IDR 2.5 billion (approximately USD 150,000) – reduced from the previous IDR 10 billion requirement.
A PT PMA is a full legal entity that can generate revenue, hire staff, and sign contracts. A Representative Office can conduct market research and business relations but cannot generate local revenue – it’s often used as a staging step before full incorporation.
Yes – we manage investor and work KITAS, RPTKA applications, and ongoing foreign manpower compliance as part of our Compliance & People service.
Ongoing obligations include quarterly LKPM reporting to BKPM, monthly/annual tax filings, and license renewals. We provide continued accounting, tax, and compliance support after incorporation so you stay in good standing.
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Indonesia’s foreign investment realization reached over USD 56 billion in 2025 alone, and the regulatory environment is becoming more accessible for new entrants. Let’s talk
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