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📢 From August 1, 2026, Indonesia introduced new government fees under Government Regulation (PP) No. 30/2026, updating t...
11/08/2026

📢 From August 1, 2026, Indonesia introduced new government fees under Government Regulation (PP) No. 30/2026, updating the official charges for services provided by the Ministry of Law.

Here's what changed:

📈 PT PMA registration is now significantly more expensive. For companies with authorized capital exceeding IDR 5 billion, the government registration fee has increased by approximately 4.5 times. Since the minimum investment plan for a PT PMA is IDR 10 billion, most foreign-owned companies fall into this category.

📈 Company registration with authorized capital between IDR 1–5 billion is now around 30% more expensive.

📈 Trademark registration and renewals now cost approximately 56% more. (Fees for micro and small businesses remain unchanged.)

📈 Articles of Association amendments, AHU notifications, and company liquidation filings have increased by 10–35%, depending on the service.

📈 Certain notarial government fees have increased by more than three times.

✅ No changes to government fees for:
• Companies with authorized capital of up to IDR 1 billion;
• PT Perseorangan registration;
• Filing the Annual Corporate Report.

⚠️ Important: These are official government fees set by regulation and apply equally to everyone. They are not determined by Legal Indonesia or any notary. The total cost of registration also includes notary fees and professional services.

If you're planning to register a company, file corporate changes, or register a trademark, it's worth calculating the updated costs in advance.

📩 Get in touch with us — we'll review your case, provide a clear cost estimate, and help you complete the process smoothly.
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10/08/2026

Before your flight, make sure you’ve completed these 3 essential steps:

✅ Apply for your e-VOA before you travel.
It saves time at immigration and lets you skip the Visa on Arrival payment queue.

✅ Complete the All Indonesia Arrival Form.
This new digital arrival form combines your immigration arrival card, customs declaration, health declaration, and quarantine information into one submission. Complete it within 3 days before arrival and keep your QR code ready.

✅ Pay the Bali Tourist Levy online.
The 150,000 IDR tourist levy is mandatory for most international visitors to Bali. Paying before you arrive means one less queue at the airport.

These three steps take just a few minutes—but they can save you a lot of time after landing.

💙 Need help before your trip?
Legal Indonesia can help you:

✔️ Obtain your e-VOA before you fly.
✔️ Complete your All Indonesia Arrival Form correctly.
✔️ Make sure you meet all current entry requirements for Indonesia.

📩 Message us, and we’ll handle the paperwork so you can focus on enjoying your trip.

✈️ Save this post for your next Bali vacation and send it to someone who’s planning to visit Indonesia.

Not long ago, Bali felt like a place where visa rules were easy to ignore. But in the summer of 2026, Indonesia's Direct...
06/08/2026

Not long ago, Bali felt like a place where visa rules were easy to ignore. But in the summer of 2026, Indonesia's Director General of Immigration made the new approach clear:

"Don't assume you'll just be deported. We will pursue criminal charges."

Today, a visa violation can result in fines, deportation, a re-entry ban, and in serious cases, even imprisonment.

Every day we get questions like:
“Can I work on this visa?”
“What happens if I overstay by a couple of weeks?”

In our latest article, we explain:
✔️ what your visa actually allows you to do;
✔️ what the consequences of violations can be;
✔️ how to stay fully compliant with Indonesian immigration law.

Read the full article on our website: https://legalindonesia.id/indonesia-visa-rules-violations-risks/?utm_source=facebook

For any questions about Indonesian visas, get in touch with us:

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05/08/2026

⚠️ Extending your visa through the Indonesian immigration website may seem like a quick and simple process. In reality, it’s often anything but.

Tourists regularly run into issues like these:

❌ The application gets stuck.
Sometimes it freezes right after payment. Other times, it happens after biometrics. In some cases, the biometric appointment is never issued at all.

❌ You can’t submit a new application.
Once an application has been created, the system treats it as an active extension request. In many cases, you can’t delete it or start over.

❌ Support is limited.
Emails to immigration often go unanswered while the clock keeps ticking.

❌ Your visa expires before the extension is approved.
If the issue isn’t resolved before your visa expires, you’ll be overstaying — with all the penalties and consequences that come with it.

💡 Why don’t our clients usually face these problems?

✅ We monitor your application from the moment payment is confirmed and keep track of every step.

✅ If the system runs into an issue, we spot it immediately and take action before it becomes a bigger problem.

✅ We always know exactly where your application stands, so nothing is left until it’s too late.

⚠️ Our biggest piece of advice: don’t wait until the last few days to extend your visa. If the system gets stuck, there may not be enough time to fix it before your current visa expires.

📩 Need to extend your Indonesian visa? Get in touch with us—we’ll handle the entire process and make sure everything goes as smoothly as possible.

🏝️ Moved to Bali and earning an income? You could end up with two countries claiming the right to tax you.Indonesia, you...
04/08/2026

🏝️ Moved to Bali and earning an income? You could end up with two countries claiming the right to tax you.

Indonesia, your home country—or even a third country—may all consider you a tax resident at the same time.

Simply living in Bali for more than six months isn't the whole story. If you have a KITAS, a long-term lease, an employment contract, or other evidence that you intend to reside in Indonesia, you may become an Indonesian tax resident from the date that document takes effect—even if your home country still considers you its tax resident.

❗ In this article, we explain who qualifies as an Indonesian tax resident, how Double Taxation Agreements (DTAs) work, and why without an SKD (Certificate of Domicile) you may end up paying the full withholding tax rate.

🔗 Read the full article on our blog: https://legalindonesia.id/avoid-double-taxation-indonesia/?utm_source=facebook

Not sure where you're considered a tax resident? Get in touch with us. We'll review your days of presence, documents, and any applicable tax treaties to determine your residency status and help you avoid paying tax twice.

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🇮🇩 Moved to Bali and earning income? Then there’s a good chance that two countries consider you their tax resident at th...
04/08/2026

🇮🇩 Moved to Bali and earning income? Then there’s a good chance that two countries consider you their tax resident at the same time.

Many people assume that once they move abroad, taxes are no longer an issue. In reality, it’s more complicated. Indonesia, your home country, and sometimes even a third country may all have the right to tax the same income.

In this carousel, we explain in simple terms:

✅ when you become an Indonesian tax resident;
✅ why double taxation can arise;
✅ how double taxation treaties work;
✅ what you need to do to avoid paying tax twice.

👉 Save this post if you’re living in Indonesia or planning to move here.

☀️ July on our blog: what we coveredIt was a busy month in Indonesia—new business regulations, visa updates, tax develop...
31/07/2026

☀️ July on our blog: what we covered

It was a busy month in Indonesia—new business regulations, visa updates, tax developments, and real estate stories that could save you from costly mistakes.

Here's a roundup of our latest articles.

✈️ Visas & Entry

Visa-free entry for 30 days
Find out which passport holders can visit Indonesia without a visa and how the free stay permit (Bebas Visa Kunjungan) works.
https://legalindonesia.id/visa-free-entry-indonesia-30-days/?utm_source=facebook

When AI gets your visa wrong
Real cases from 2025–2026 where chatbots gave incorrect visa advice—and what happened as a result.
https://legalindonesia.id/ai-mistakes-checking-visa-requirements/?utm_source=facebook

🏝 Life in Bali

Government services on the beach
Bali tested a pop-up immigration office in Kuta, allowing visitors to access selected government services without visiting a traditional office.
https://legalindonesia.id/bali-beach-office-public-services-immigration/?utm_source=facebook

🏠 Real Estate

Can you trust a land certificate?
Not always. Here's why a certificate alone doesn't guarantee clean title—and what every buyer should check before paying a deposit.
https://legalindonesia.id/land-certificate-clean-title-indonesia/?utm_source=facebook

💼 Business & Taxes

Why OSS accounts get blocked
The most common reasons companies lose access to OSS—and how to prevent it.
https://legalindonesia.id/oss-account-blocked-causes-indonesia/?utm_source=facebook

NPWP deregistration refused
Two real-life cases—one company and one individual—and the consequences of an unsuccessful deregistration request.
https://legalindonesia.id/npwp-deregistration-refused-indonesia/?utm_source=facebook

The real cost of DIY accounting
Many business owners spend almost a full working month every year on accounting. We break down the hidden cost of doing it yourself.
https://legalindonesia.id/diy-accounting-in-indonesia-time-and-cost/?utm_source=facebook

Closing or selling your PT PMA
Which option makes more sense, and what should you calculate before making a decision?
https://legalindonesia.id/closing-or-selling-business-indonesia-pt-pma/?utm_source=facebook

Indonesia's tax authority: first-half 2026 results
What the latest tax figures and planned reforms could mean for businesses and taxpayers.
https://legalindonesia.id/indonesia-tax-authority-2026-results-reforms/?utm_source=facebook

📖 Read all our latest articles:
https://legalindonesia.id/blog/?utm_source=facebook

Have questions about visas, your company, taxes, or investing in Indonesia? Send us a message—we'll be happy to help.

31/07/2026

🇮🇩 Here are the biggest changes and updates you should know this month:

1️⃣ Immigration reminders are here.
Immigration will now send WhatsApp and email reminders when it’s time to visit the immigration office to extend your visa. A useful feature—but remember, you’re still responsible for extending your visa before it expires.

2️⃣ Visa violations now carry tougher consequences.
Using the wrong visa or submitting forged documents can now lead to criminal charges, not just deportation. Make sure your visa matches the purpose of your stay.

3️⃣ Helmet violations could affect your immigration status.
A proposal would allow police to report foreign riders caught without a helmet to immigration. That could lead to immigration checks and, in some cases, deportation.

4️⃣ Good news for travellers.
There are no planned price increases for Indonesian tourist visas. Plus, citizens of Belarus and Kazakhstan can now visit Indonesia visa-free for up to 30 days.

5️⃣ New restrictions for foreign-owned businesses.
Foreigners can no longer open bike rental businesses in Indonesia. Overall, 56 business activities have been removed from the list available to foreign-owned companies.

6️⃣ PT PMA owners: don’t forget the new annual report.
All PT PMA companies must now submit an annual corporate report. Penalties start in November 2026, but there’s still time to comply—and we can take care of the entire filing process for you.

📩 Need help with your visa, company or compliance in Indonesia? Contact Legal Indonesia—we’re here to help.

30/07/2026

Overstaying your visa means staying in Indonesia even one day longer than your visa or stay permit allows.

❗️The only date that matters is the “Valid Until” date on your visa stamp, eVOA or stay permit.

If it says “Valid Until 12 June”, you’re still legal on 12 June. From 00:00 on 13 June, you’re officially overstaying.

What happens if you overstay? 👇

💸 Up to 60 days

The fine is IDR 1,000,000 per day, usually payable at the airport or immigration before departure.

Your overstay is also recorded in the immigration system and may affect future visas or entry into Indonesia.

🚫 More than 60 days

This is a serious immigration offence.

You can’t simply pay a fine and leave. It may result in detention, deportation, and a ban on re-entering Indonesia.

🏥 Too ill to travel?

Illness doesn’t automatically excuse an overstay.

You’ll need official medical documents, including a hospital certificate, diagnosis, and a fit/unfit to travel letter, submitted to immigration as soon as possible. Only then may the fine be reduced or waived.

✈️ Flight cancelled?

A screenshot isn’t enough.

Request an official Delay or Cancellation Certificate from the airline, keep your original ticket, and visit the Immigration Office before your flight. If approved, you may be allowed to stay without a fine.

💳 How to pay

Overstay fines must be paid in Indonesian rupiah, either in cash or with a local bank card. Airport terminals can be unreliable, so carrying enough cash is recommended.

Overstays happen because of visa agent mistakes, simple oversight or unexpected events. But the longer you wait, the more expensive and complicated it becomes.

📌 Save this post and check your visa expiry date today.

Need help extending your visa? Send us a message—we’ll take care of it with minimal risk. 😉

In Indonesia, people don't just lose money on construction projects—they lose it on land, too.A property may be fully bu...
30/07/2026

In Indonesia, people don't just lose money on construction projects—they lose it on land, too.

A property may be fully built, paid for and even sold, while ownership of the land is still being disputed.

The biggest trap? A land certificate alone doesn't protect the buyer.

❗️In this article, we explain why a polished set of documents and a trusted notary don't necessarily mean you have a clean title—and what you should check before signing the deal. 👇

🔗 Read the full article on our blog: https://legalindonesia.id/land-certificate-clean-title-indonesial/?utm_source=facebook

Not sure whether the title is clean? Contact us before paying a deposit. We'll check the property's history, verify the title and identify any encumbrances.
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