Perseroan Perorangan
A solo Indonesian micro or small founder with no foreign ownership.
Definition
A solo Indonesian micro or small founder with no foreign ownership.
Common intended users
A single Indonesian citizen founder who qualifies as an UMK and does not need a notarial deed.
When it may not be suitable
Foreign founders, multi-shareholder companies, or businesses that exceed UMK criteria.
Ownership overview
One Indonesian individual founder with a NIK. No foreign ownership permitted.
Commercial capabilities
May generate revenue commercially, subject to UMK criteria and scale limits.
Capital considerations
Minimal statutory capital requirement relative to a PT. Subject to current AHU / PTP rules. Exact current requirements must be verified for your case.
Domicile considerations
Domicile requirements depend on the activity; a virtual office may be permissible for some KBLI.
Virtual-office considerations
Virtual-office suitability depends on the KBLI and location. Some sectors cannot operate from a virtual office. Confirm against current zoning rules.
Visa and foreign-worker considerations
Not applicable. Only Indonesian citizens may use this route.
Common document categories
- KTP
- NIK
- NPWP
- Company name options
- KBLI codes
- Spousal consent if married
The exact checklist is generated for your case and may include additional items based on nationality, domicile, and sector.
Common preparation mistakes
Submitting documents with name inconsistencies, missing apostilles or sworn translations, expired or near-expiry passports, or incomplete corporate authority. The platform flags these before expert review.
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Frequently asked questions
- Is Perseroan Perorangan right for me?
- It depends on your nationality mix, whether your activity is commercial, the KBLI, capital, domicile, and visa plans. A solo Indonesian micro or small founder with no foreign ownership. Run the assessment for a preliminary result, then confirm with an expert.
- Can the requirements change?
- Yes. Capital thresholds, ownership caps, filing deadlines, and document rules change over time. The platform sources values from its versioned rule system and flags anything that must be confirmed. Always verify current requirements with a qualified adviser.
- Does the platform file this for me?
- No. The platform prepares the case and documents and hands them to a local expert for review and filing. Government approvals and timing cannot be guaranteed.