You can set up a PT, PT PMA, or other licensed structures depending on your industry and ownership composition. The right entity depends on your operational model, foreign ownership restrictions, and long-term expansion plans.

A standard PT or PT PMA setup typically takes 2–6 weeks, depending on document readiness, sector requirements, and licensing complexity. Regulated industries may require additional processing time.

Yes. Indonesian regulations require a valid, compliant business address within a designated commercial or mixed-use zone. Virtual addresses are acceptable only in certain jurisdictions and industries.

Licensing depends on the KBLI (Indonesian Business Classification) associated with your business. Some sectors require only a business identification number (NIB), while others need technical approvals or sectoral licenses.

Yes. We manage KITAS, work permits, and supporting documentation for foreign employees and directors, ensuring all submissions meet current immigration and manpower standards.

All companies in Indonesia must maintain annual reporting, tax filings, license renewals, and operational compliance. Regulated sectors may require periodic audits or performance reports.

Yes. We assist with internal workflows, governance structures, SOP development, and supporting documentation to streamline day-to-day operations and ensure regulatory alignment.

Yes. We frequently onboard existing businesses needing compliance correction, licensing upgrades, restructuring, or operational refinement. Services can be modular or end-to-end.

Our team will review your goals, industry classification, and operational requirements, then outline a recommended structure. You will receive a clear overview before any engagement begins.

BC Studio manages design and build, covering interior design, architectural coordination, project planning, and execution — ensuring spaces align with your brand and functional objectives.