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A company merger can be an important step for businesses seeking to expand, restructure operations or combine with another company. In Indonesia, however, a merger is only one of several ways businesses can change their corporate structure.

As one of the countries with majority of muslim residents in the world, Indonesia has a relatively strict regulations regarding halal certification

For companies employing foreign nationals in Indonesia, immigration compliance does not end when a visa or work permit is issued. As businesses expand

For foreign investors, Indonesia offers several pathways to establish a business, invest capital and build a long-term presence in the country. But one distinction remains critical

Indonesia has introduced a new framework for trademark registration, bringing changes to how businesses apply for, publish and obtain trademark protection

Setting up a company in Indonesia involves more than registering a business entity. Foreign investors must consider the appropriate corporate structure, foreign ownership rules, investment requirements, licensing, employment regulations and ongoing compliance.

Indonesia’s visa framework in 2026 gives international travellers several ways to enter the country, ranging from visa-free visits and Visa on Arrival (VoA) to single-entry, multiple-entry and longer-term residence visas.

For foreign nationals living in Indonesia, international travel is often part of everyday life. Business trips, family visits, holidays and overseas commitments can all require temporary departure from the country.

For employees and other individual taxpayers in Indonesia, Pajak Penghasilan Pasal 21 (PPh 21) is one of the key tax obligations to understand. The system covers tax on certain types of income earned by individuals

Applying for an Indonesia Electronic Visa on Arrival (e-VoA) has become one of the easiest ways for eligible foreign nationals to prepare for their trip before departure.

Indonesia’s immigration system provides several pathways for foreign nationals who need to change their immigration status without immediately departing the country

Indonesia will require a broad range of products sold in the country to obtain a Halal Certificate from 18 October 2026