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Foreign Direct Investment in Indonesia: Structures and Safeguards

June 17, 2026· Super Admin

Indonesia’s investment regime has progressively opened many sectors to foreign capital, but restrictions remain in defined areas. The Positive Investment List sets out which activities are open, conditionally open, or reserved, and investors should confirm their classification before committing.

Choosing the right vehicle and shareholding structure affects everything from licensing to repatriation of profits. Joint ventures, nominee arrangements, and holding structures each carry distinct legal and tax consequences that deserve careful analysis.

Robust due diligence on partners, assets, and regulatory status protects your investment. A well-structured entry, supported by clear shareholder agreements, positions you to grow with confidence.

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