Setting up a Business in Bali

Why Invest in Indonesia, and where does one start?

Indonesia is a robust and emerging market, in fact one of only markets that showed steady growth during the global economic crisis of 2008. Among the 17,000 over islands of Indonesia, Bali remains the stronghold market for Tourism and Accommodation. Many foreign companies also operate successful businesses in Bali – in a variety of other sectors such as trading, manufacturing, restaurant and the service industry.

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TRADING & INDUSTRY

TRADING & INDUSTRY

Trading allows you to wholesale, import and export goods, to and from Indonesia. Industry allows you to develop your own range of products and trade them.

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RESTAURANT & CAFE

RESTAURANT & CAFE

Have a passion for the culinary arts? Clear business solutions for setting up your dream restaurant, café or bar in Bali.

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TOURISM

TOURISM

Bali is a haven for tourism related business such as diving, liveaboards, surfing, land tours and cultural explorations. Let us help you show more people, the beauty of Bali.

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ACCOMMODATION

ACCOMMODATION

The hospitality industry in Bali is well established, we assist you getting your eco-resort, hotel, villa or guesthouse up and running.

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HEALTH & WELLNESS

HEALTH & WELLNESS

As the yoga and wellness centre of Southeast Asia, Bali attracts a large following of yoga practitioners as well as wellness related activities such as Ayurveda, Cross-fit and Pilates.

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MANAGEMENT CONSULTANCY

MANAGEMENT CONSULTANCY

Operate an exciting business in tourism management, business consultancy or villa management in the one of the World's top tourist destination

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Book a consultation and understand critical business matters such as

How can I own a business in Bali? What businesses in Bali are open to foreign investment? When can I start working in my company? How do I file business taxes once the company is set up? What is the investment capital for a PMA (Foreign Investment Company) or PT. Local (Local company)?

In an effort to remove red tape in administrative matters, the Indonesian Government introduced the Online Submission System (OSS) in July of 2018 to simplify the corporate licensing process. This impressive feat has attracted over 7000 foreign investors in the first month of its launch, allowing Indonesia to advance 5 places to number 36 in the world’s competitiveness Index.

Despite all the aforementioned, business permits are still a confusing and hazardous undertaking, in particular to new investors and Bali business owners who lack experience with Indonesian law and regulations. Indonesia also has cultural peculiarities which, to an outsider, can make matters even more complex.

CCI’s team of legal, tax and business advisors are here to bridge the relationships between you and local land owners, village chiefs, and the local authorities. Citra Consultant Indonesia is here to assist you in setting up your business in Bali legally, with all the necessary documentation needed to ensure your success.

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LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY

LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY

PT. Local and Foreign Limited Liability companies are 2 types of company structures that can sponsor foreign work permits.

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SOLE ENTREPENEUR

SOLE ENTREPENEUR

Pondok Wisata, Warungs, and UD are types of micro sale businesses that are privately owned by an Indonesian person.

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REP. OFFICE & YAYASAN

REP. OFFICE & YAYASAN

A foreign reprensentative office or non profit organization.

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We invite you to contact our team to learn more about how we can help meet your business’s needs.







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