Advisory Practice · Bali
We guide foreign founders, property purchasers, and Indonesian enterprises through company formation (PT PMA / PMDN), licensing, tax compliance, and due diligence — managed by one experienced local team.
Doing business or investing in Bali involves interconnected legal, tax, and licensing requirements. Entity formation shapes tax liability; business classification codes (KBLI) govern foreign ownership caps and visa quotas; and regional zoning (ITR) dictates whether building permits can issue.
We coordinate all statutory layers internally through one cohesive team.
Establish and structure a compliant Indonesian entity with appropriate KBLI business activities, foreign ownership limits, and protective shareholder governance.
Maintain complete standing with Indonesian tax authorities (DJP) through disciplined bookkeeping, monthly statutory returns, and compliant annual reporting.
Secure statutory municipal and central government approvals required to construct, renovate, and operate commercial enterprises legally across Bali regencies.
Ensure lawful residency and work authorization in Indonesia through compliant corporate sponsorship, manpower approvals, and timely visa extensions.
Protect your capital before committing non-refundable deposits through rigorous title verification at the National Land Agency (BPN), zoning checks, and contract audits.
Align commercial objectives with Indonesian regulations, licensing sequencing, operational management frameworks, and local dispute counsel.
In Bali, corporate registration, leasehold contracts, tax filings, and immigration permits are deeply interdependent. A commercial lease impacts company tax standing; business licensing governs foreign visa quotas; and spatial zoning dictates whether building permits (PBG) can issue.
Coordinating separate legal, notary, and accounting vendors often creates conflicting filings and administrative delays. Bali Consultant brings every discipline to one unified table so your venture is structured correctly from the start.
Over two decades of local experience navigating Bali regional offices and national regulations.
Corporate legal, tax, accounting, permits, land due diligence, and immigration coordinated under one roof.
Direct communication with experienced advisors on WhatsApp or in Bali. No call centers or ticket queues.
Established presence in Tabanan with island-wide regulatory familiarity across Bali regencies.
Share your plans, entity stage, or property details through our guided brief or on WhatsApp.
An experienced advisor reviews your circumstances against Indonesian regulations and zoning rules.
Receive clear guidance on legal structure, required documentation, realistic timelines, and scope.
Our local team manages government submissions, notary coordination, and ongoing statutory compliance.
Key facts regarding business setup, property, permits, and ongoing compliance in Bali.
Yes. We guide foreign founders and international businesses through the establishment of a Foreign Investment Company (PT PMA), including BKPM investment registration, OSS Risk-Based Licensing (NIB), tax registration (NPWP), and Ministry of Law and Human Rights approval. Foreign ownership limits vary depending on the Indonesian Standard Industrial Classification (KBLI) for your specific business activity.
A PT PMA (Penanaman Modal Asing) is a legal entity with foreign shareholding (whether 1% or 100%), governed by national foreign investment rules and minimum capital requirements. A PT PMDN (Penanaman Modal Dalam Negeri) is strictly 100% owned by Indonesian citizens or domestic entities. Our consultants review your ownership structure to recommend the compliant legal vehicle for your venture.
Property transactions in Bali involve diverse land titles (Hak Milik, Hak Pakai, Hak Sewa), spatial zoning plans (ITR), green-belt agricultural protections, and customary village (Adat) considerations. Legal due diligence verifies title authenticity at the National Land Agency (BPN), confirms that commercial or residential building permits are legally achievable on the parcel, and ensures the lease agreement protects your investment before any irreversible deposits are transferred.
Yes. Beyond company incorporation, we provide comprehensive tax and accounting outsourcing. This includes monthly ledger maintenance, profit and loss statements, balance sheet preparation, monthly tax filings (PPN, PPh 21, PPh 23, PPh 4(2), PB1), and annual corporate tax returns (SPT Tahunan), ensuring full compliance with Directorate General of Taxes (DJP) requirements.
Requirements depend on your specific business classification (KBLI) and physical premises. Standard compliance typically includes a Business Identification Number (NIB) via OSS, Building Approval (PBG), Certificate of Inspection (SLF), tourism or hospitality operating permits, and environmental management commitments (SPPL/UKL-UPL). Our team evaluates your specific plans to define the exact licensing roadmap.
Yes. We handle Investor KITAS for foreign shareholders and directors, Working KITAS alongside Foreign Manpower Placement Plans (RPTKA), and dependent or spousal visas. We coordinate both Ministry of Manpower (Kemnaker) approvals and Directorate General of Immigration processing to ensure complete legal compliance.
You can use our interactive Guided Consultation on this page to quickly map out your objectives, or contact our team directly via WhatsApp at +62 821 4522 6710. An experienced advisor will review your plans and outline the appropriate sequence of legal, licensing, or accounting steps.
Tell us what you are planning in Bali. We will help you identify the appropriate structure, permit sequence, and compliance roadmap.
