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For foreigners holding a valid passport and KITAS/KITAP, buying a car in Bali is legal—but it requires more than just the purchase. This guide walks you through choosing new versus used vehicles, securing essential documents (STNK, BPKB, passport, KITAS/KITAP, domicile letter), handling registration and taxes at Samsat, and selecting the right insurance. With step-by-step tips on inspections, paperwork transfers, and dealership practices, you’ll navigate Bali’s car-buying process smoothly and stay fully compliant.

For entrepreneurs drawn to Bali’s vibrant culture and growth potential, starting a business here is entirely legal—provided you follow Indonesia’s requirements for foreign investment. This guide explains how to set up a PT PMA (100% foreign-owned company), meet capital thresholds (IDR 10 billion authorized, IDR 2.5 billion paid-up), and choose the right visa (Business Visa, Investor KITAS, or Golden Visa) to live and work in Bali. You’ll also learn about alternative structures (local PT with nominee, joint ventures, Yayasan), and the notarial deed process that gives your company legal birth. Next, discover how to navigate the OSS-RBA online licensing system—register your NIB, submit sector-specific documents, and obtain core and operational permits without endless office visits. From securing a virtual or physical office address and opening a corporate bank account to injecting paid-up capital and understanding tax obligations (corporate tax, VAT, BPJS contributions), this step-by-step overview equips you with the essentials to launch and sustain your Bali business.

Starting in June 2025, the visa extension process has changed significantly. We’ll explain what you need to know – and how we can support you every step of the way.