Indonesia is a country full of opportunities, where anyone can turn their entrepreneurial dreams into reality. However, to create a successful business, you need not only ambition but also a well-thought-out strategy. This checklist will help you avoid mistakes and achieve success in one of the most promising regions of Southeast Asia.

We understand the challenges you might face, as we’ve been in your shoes before. That’s why we’ve created this guide to make each step toward success easier for you.

1. Define your business direction

The first step is market research. Popular industries include:

• Tourism and hospitality: Hotels, restaurants, travel agencies.
• Real Estate: Construction, rentals.
• Eco-products and sustainable development: Green technologies, eco-friendly products.

Tip: Study competitors, identify the unique advantages of your product or service.

2. Choose a business structure

Foreigners in Indonesia can register their business in several ways:

• PT PMA (Foreign Investment Company).
• Joint venture with a local partner.

Easy Visa will help you choose the best business structure and prepare all necessary documents.

3. Obtain a business visa

To legally manage your business, you’ll need the right visa. Options in Indonesia include:

• KITAS for investors: For business owners.
• Business visa: For visiting the country on business.

With Easy Visa, you’ll receive professional assistance in obtaining any type of visa.

4. Register your business

The business registration process in Indonesia involves:

• Choosing a company name.
• Preparing statutory documents.
• Opening a bank account.
• Obtaining necessary licenses.

This process might seem complicated without experience, but with Easy Visa, you can complete it quickly and stress-free.

5. Consider tax obligations

Indonesia offers an attractive tax regime, but it’s important to be aware of:

• VAT (10%).
• Corporate income tax (25%).
• Social contributions for employees.

Easy Visa will provide consultation on tax optimization and all financial aspects.

6. Prepare a marketing strategy

In 2024-2025, focus on the following trends:

• Digital marketing: Social media advertising, content marketing.
• Eco-friendliness and sustainability: Products and services that focus on environmental care.

Tip: Create a unique brand to stand out in the market.

7. Hire staff

Find qualified employees through:

• Local job portals.
• Professional recruitment agencies.

Take into account cultural differences and labor laws.

8. Ensure legal support

Indonesia’s laws and regulations can be complex for foreigners. Legal support will help you:

• Avoid fines.
• Maintain your company’s reputation.

With Easy Visa, you’ll receive legal advice and support throughout the process.

9. Build connections with the local community

Creating a network of contacts will help your business grow. Participate in local events and join business associations.

Easy Visa: your reliable partner

We understand how difficult it is to start a business in a foreign country because we’ve been through the same journey. That’s why we created Easy Visa — an agency that helps foreigners avoid unnecessary hassle and focus on what matters most.

We offer:

• Visa processing.
• Business registration.
• Tax and labor law consultations.
• A full range of services to help you get your business up and running in Indonesia.

Don’t waste time on bureaucracy — leave the process to the professionals.

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