25/05/2026
BALI INTRODUCES NEW RESTRICTIONS ON FOREIGN-OWNED BUSINESS REGISTRATIONS
Indonesia’s OSS system has introduced a major policy shift affecting PMA companies in Bali.
Foreign-owned businesses operating under low-risk and medium-low-risk KBLI classifications can no longer register new PMA entities within the province. Industries expected to face the greatest impact include villa rentals, real estate, consulting services, travel businesses, vehicle rentals, and selected retail sectors.
Authorities stated that the new measure aims to strengthen oversight and ensure that PMA structures are being used for genuine investment activities.
If you are planning to establish a company in Bali, expand your operations, or review your current KBLI classification, it is essential to understand how these changes may affect your business strategy and compliance obligations.
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