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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; however, while Indonesia virtual offices are available, the majority of entrepreneurs incorporating choose to rent or purchase property in Indonesia.
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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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