Frequently Asked Questions

There are two types of Indonesia Business Visa: Multiple Entry and Single Entry. The Single Entry Business Visa is valid for 60 days and is extendable up to 3 times, while the Multiple Entry Business Visa is valid for 12 months.

The most common route for foreigners is setting up a PT PMA (foreign-owned limited liability company). Our legal team handles company registration, licensing and compliance end to end.

The main taxes are corporate income tax, personal income tax, and Value Added Tax (VAT/PPN), along with withholding taxes. We help you obtain an NPWP and stay compliant.

The Remote Worker (Digital Nomad) Visa suits those employed by a company outside Indonesia, while the B211 single-entry visa is popular for longer holidays and remote stays. We'll recommend the best fit for your situation.

Yes. A Visa on Arrival can be extended once for an additional 30 days without leaving the country, and we manage the entire process for you.

Yes. We process Investor, Working, Family and Retirement KITAS, and can guide you toward a longer-term KITAP where eligible.

Timelines vary by visa type, but we always give you a realistic estimate up front and keep you updated at every stage.

Yes. While we're based in Canggu, we assist clients across Indonesia with visas, legal setup and relocation.