Our visa experts help you determine which Business Visa is right for you.
A Business Visa is designed for those who plan to come to Indonesia for business talks, meetings, or investment meetings. It is not intended for individuals seeking employment in Indonesia. With a Business Visa, you can stay in Indonesia for up to 60 days, and you have the option to extend the visa for an additional 60 days twice, for a total of 180 days.
If you're planning a trip to Indonesia for business purposes, it's important to understand which type of Business Visa you need. There are two types of Business Visas available: the Single-Entry Business Visa and the Multiple-Entry Business Visa. The Single-Entry Business Visa allows you to enter Indonesia once, while the Multiple-Entry Business Visa allows you to enter and exit Indonesia multiple times within the validity period of the visa.
At VIVO ASIA, our visa experts can help you determine which Business Visa is right for you, and guide you through the application process to ensure that your visa application is as seamless as possible. Whether you're planning to attend a conference, negotiate a business deal, or explore investment opportunities, we can help you navigate the complex regulations and requirements for obtaining a Business Visa in Indonesia.
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– Expanding your business, or relocating your life, or even visiting Bali isn’t simple when you handle all the logistics yourself. Make it easier with the help of our experts based in Bali.
Find out first-hand, what it takes to invest or expand into Indonesia. VIVO ASIA has helped our clients rethink structure and cost to deliver on business ROI. While staying on top of regulations with tailor-made solutions:
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​Sign up. Simple signup process with all your information like name, current address and business name.
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Consult legal requirements of your business field.
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Get a tailor-made solution for your business – covering all aspects of business operations (Tax, HR, Legal, etc)
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Sign a contract & get your company registered in Bali.
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How long does it take before I can operate my newly established company?With Vivo Asia, it takes almost 4 weeks to establish a company.
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What are the essential requirements to set up a company in Bali?For company registration in Bali, you’re required to have at least two shareholders and a capital statement letter.
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Can I have 100% ownership?For foreign companies in Bali, there must be a minimum of 2 shareholders. In most cases, Indonesian legislation allows 100% foreign ownership but there are some exceptions.
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How many KITAS can a company sponsor?The number of KITAS you can sponsor is not regulated by law. Any shareholder who fulfills the legal requirements is entitled to receive an investor KITAS.
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Is there any limitation on how many shareholders or directors the company can have?No, there is no limitation. A company can have as many shareholders or directors as they want.
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Do I have to prove the capital on the company’s account for company registration in Bali?No, a capital statement letter from Vivo Asia is sufficient to register a foreign-owned company in Bali. The capital can be transferred once the company is registered and a bank account is opened.
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Are tax rates different for foreign-owned companies and local companies?The tax rates for foreign-owned companies are based on the company’s revenue and profitability, just like the tax rates for local companies. Therefore, tax rates are the same for Indonesian and foreign companies.