2009
Remidian Bahureksa
Written by:
‐
Lana Varkonova
With Approval from:
‐ Radi A. Juremi.
[ESTABLISMENT OF FOREIGN
REPRESENTATIVE OFFICES]
Without the proper and applicable information regarding Indonesia Corporate and Business Law, it
would be hard to form and establish a Foreign Representative Office in Indonesia. That is why
Remidian Bahureksa publishes this simple Guide and References concerning the Establishment of
Foreign Representative Offices (for Foreign Capital Investment).
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Establishment of Representative Offices
(Foreign Capital Investment)
1. Basic.
Foreign Company Representative Offices are utilized by foreign companies and groups of foreign
companies for the purposes of:
a. Managing interests of company or affiliated companies; and/or
b. Preparing the establishment and development of foreign investment company in Indonesia
and in other countries.
The Representative office must be headed or managed by one or more of Foreign Nationals or
Indonesia citizen who act as the Office Manager or Representative Executive based on the Letter of
Appointment which created by the abovementioned Foreign Company or Company Groups which
located outside of the Indonesia Territoy.
The Representative Office, in carrying out its activities shall be subject to the following:
a. The office activities are limited in its role as a supervisor, liaison, coordinator, and managing
interests of the company or affiliated companies in Indonesia;
b. The office will not seek anykind of profits from the source of income in Indonesia including
carrying out activities which are not permitted or make a commitment/transaction in sale
and purchased of goods and/or services with companies or individuals in the country;
c. T