Business Permits in Bali: Your Path to Success
Navigating the complex landscape of Indonesian business permits can be daunting. Let us guide you through the process, ensuring your business is legally compliant and ready to thrive.
Understanding the Requirements
Before we dive into the specifics, it's essential to understand the core business permits required for operating in Bali:
NIB (Nomor Induk Berusaha): The unified business identification number, essential for all businesses.
TDUP (Tanda Daftar Usaha Perdagangan): Business registration certificate for trading activities.
SIUP (Surat Izin Usaha Perdagangan): Business license, required for specific business activities.
AKTA Pendirian: Company establishment deed, the legal foundation of your business.
SK Menkumham: Legal entity approval from the Ministry of Law and Human Rights.
For foreign investors, additional permits may be required, such as:
PT PMA (Perseroan Terbatas Penanaman Modal Asing): Limited Liability Company with Foreign Investment.
Our Business Setup Services
We offer comprehensive business setup services, including:
NIB Application: Streamlining the process of obtaining your NIB.
TDUP and SIUP Acquisition: Ensuring your business is legally registered for trading activities.
Company Incorporation: Assisting with the formation of your PT or PT PMA, including drafting the Articles of Association (Anggaran Dasar) and Articles of Bylaws (Anggaran Rumah Tangga).
Legal Documentation: Preparing the necessary legal documents, including AKTA Pendirian and SK Menkumham.
Permit Renewal: Managing the renewal of your business permits to maintain compliance.
Detailed Information on Permits
NIB: A single identification number for all business activities in Indonesia. It is a mandatory requirement for all businesses.
TDUP: Required for businesses engaged in trading activities. It is a prerequisite for obtaining an SIUP.
SIUP: Necessary for specific business activities and is issued based on the nature of the business.
AKTA Pendirian: The legal document establishing your company. It outlines the company's structure, shareholders, and management.
SK Menkumham: Legal approval for the establishment of your company.
PT PMA: A legal entity for foreign investment in Indonesia. It requires additional permits and approvals compared to domestic companies, including a minimum investment of IDR 10 billion.
Costs Involved
The cost of setting up a business in Bali varies depending on several factors, including the type of company, business activities, and additional services required.
Government fees: These fees cover the issuance of permits and licenses.
Legal fees: Our professional fees for handling the legal aspects of the business setup process.
Translation fees: If required, for translating documents into Indonesian.
Notary fees: For legalizing documents.
Other expenses: Potential additional costs for office rental, equipment, and operational expenses.
Please note that these costs are estimates and may vary.
Unlock your business potential in Bali
Let us handle the paperwork while you focus on growth.