Start Exporting From Indonesia Today
Exports from Indonesia have seen a major contribution to the nation’s GDP. Find out how Indonesian producers export their products to the Southeast Asian region and beyond.
Why start to export from Indonesia
Indonesia is well known for their exports. There are at least ten main products that are consistently produced for export, including shrimp, coffee, palm oil, cacao, rubber and rubber products, textile and textile products, footwear, electronics, motor vehicle components, and furniture.
The Ministry of Trade recently released a list of potential Indonesia export products, with positive trends opening up an opportunity for local entrepreneurs and producers to gain notoriety abroad, starting with the South East Asia region and other bilateral partners of Indonesia.
How to start an Indonesian export company
There are a few provisions to be met when creating an export company – the first step is establishing a legal entity. There are several types of legal entities that you can set up, including a CV, firm, PT, as well as a cooperative.
Make sure to set up your company properly. Before exporting from Indonesia, an exporter must have a Taxpayer Identification Number (NPWP). Other than that, there are business licenses to obtain:
- Trading Business License (SIUP) from the Ministry of Trade.
- Industrial License from the Ministry of Industry.
- Domestic Investment Business License (PMDN) or Foreign Investment (PMA) issued by the Ministry of Investment (BKPM).
- Export Identity Number (APE).
- To expedite the process of establishing an exporter company, our experts can help you obtain the permits and licenses you need without any hassle.
Export From Indonesia: Company Classifications
Manufacturer exporters must run their business by:
- Regularly submitting the export realization report to the Department of Industry and Commerce or appointed institutions and officials.
- Must be validated by foreign exchange banks by attaching the letter of statement as follows: non-involvement of tax arrears, banking arrears, and customs issues.
- Having an Industrial Business License and NPWP.
- The company must comply with the requirements provided by the Department of Industry and Commerce in District/City or Provincial level, and related technical institutions.
Non-manufacturer exporters are also required to comply with:
- Regularly submitting the export realization report to the Department of Industry and Commerce or appointed institutions and officials.
- Must be validated by foreign exchange banks by attaching the letter of statement as follows: non-involvement of tax arrears, banking arrears, and customs issues.
- Having a Trading Business License and NPWP.
- The company must comply with the requirements provided by the Department of Industry and Commerce in District/City or Provincial level, and related technical institutions.
Why Choose Us
We always ensure that we are up to date with Indonesian regulations to avoid any obstacles in receiving your export company.
We can speed up the application process to match your planned export timeline.
We have a solution for any worries you may have over the export process. Let our team know what you need.
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Frequent Asked Questions
There are two main types, namely, primary business licenses and non-primary business licenses. The primary ones commonly apply to various industries, such as general and industrial business licenses. Additional non-primary ones are included, depending on the operations of your business. Examples of non-primary business licenses are operational and commercial licenses.
Yes, you must apply for it to be able to issue work permits for your foreign employees. This permanent business license is also a prerequisite for the applications for other business licenses and import licenses.
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