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Incorporating in Indonesia is challenging, mainly due to the country's reputation for bureaucracy and corruption. Some points to consider when incorporating in Indonesia include:
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| 1. | When incorporating in Indonesia, the standard term for a business licence is 30 years.
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| 3. | When incorporating and registering a company in Indonesia, it is necessary to appoint at least two shareholders and two directors to fulfill Indonesia company law obligations. Furthermore, a registered office is required, to which all official correspondence is sent. Finally, every Indonesian company requires a Company Secretary. The only exception to these requirements is the Indonesia Representative Office, which needs none of the above.
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| 5. | To incorporate a company in Indonesia, it is not a legal requirement for the company to rent a physical office in Indonesia from which to conduct business. That said, while virtual offices are available in Indonesia the majority of entrepreneurs incorporating in Indonesia choose to rent or purchase premises.
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| 6. | Following incorporation, the company director and shareholder details are available for viewing on a public register for all entities except the Representative Office.
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For more information on incorporating in Indonesia, contact email@healyconsultants.com or call us in Singapore at (+65) 6735 0120.
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