Services of
360 Advisor
Bali
Running a business in Bali is rewarding, but it also comes with legal, tax, and immigration challenges. From setting up a company to handling payroll and securing the right visa, every step requires precision. Mistakes can cause delays, penalties, or even loss of opportunity.
At 360 Advisor Bali, we simplify the process. With our team of legal, financial, and immigration specialists, you gain a partner who understands both Indonesian regulations and the needs of foreign investors. Our services are designed to remove uncertainty and give you a clear path forward.
Business
Establishment
Business
Outsource
Immigration
Consultation
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Business
Establishment
Business
Establishment
Starting a company in Indonesia is not just about filing a form. For foreign investors, it means choosing the right legal structure, securing government approvals, and making sure your permits align with your business plan.
The recognized vehicle for foreign investment is the PT PMA (Perseroan Terbatas Penanaman Modal Asing), also known as a Foreign-Owned Limited Liability Company
A PT PMA allows you to:
- •Own and operate a business legally.
- •Hire employees, both local and foreign.
- •Sign contracts under your company name.
- •Lease or acquire property under certain conditions.
But to get there, you must go through several steps — company name registration, deed of establishment, approval from the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, and licensing from the Online Single Submission (OSS) system. Each step requires documents, translations, and coordination with government offices.
How we help:
- •We explain the requirements and eligibility for PT PMA in simple terms so you understand exactly what you can and cannot do.
- •We manage the document preparation and submission, making sure everything is accurate.
- •We assist in getting PBG/SLF permits for your building to ensure your property can be legally used for business operations.
- •We provide virtual office services when you don’t yet need a physical office but must meet legal requirements.
- •We draft employment agreements and legal contracts to protect both you and your employees.
- •We offer legal due diligence and agreement reviews so you can avoid hidden risks before committing to a deal.
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Business
Outsource
Business
Outsource
Once your company is established, the next challenge is running it correctly. Managing payroll, accounting, and taxes in Indonesia is not always straightforward. Regulations change frequently, reporting deadlines are strict, and penalties for mistakes are costly.
For most companies, outsourcing these functions is not just a convenience — it is a safeguard.
At The Bali Advisor, we act as your business outsourcing partner. Our services cover:
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Financial and Accounting Services
We keep your books transparent, compliant, and ready for audits. Our accounting team prepares monthly reports, tracks expenses, and provides clear insights into your cash flow. This way, you always know where your business stands and can make informed decisions.
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Payroll Management
Employee salaries must be paid accurately and on time. Beyond that, companies are required to register staff with BPJS (social security), calculate income tax, and manage benefits. Mistakes can cause tension with staff and legal problems with authorities. We handle payroll processing from start to finish so you can focus on your team, not the paperwork.
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Tax Services
Indonesia’s tax system is detailed and closely monitored. Late submissions or errors can result in heavy fines. We provide tax planning, monthly and annual reporting, and advisory on cross-border transactions. By outsourcing your tax obligations to us, you reduce risk and gain confidence that everything is done correctly.
Why outsource instead of doing it yourself?
The business processing outsourcing industry exists because time and accuracy matter. If you spend hours every week trying to manage payroll or taxes, you are not growing your company. Outsourcing to professionals means you gain efficiency, reduce risks, and often save money compared to hiring full-time in-house staff.
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Immigration
Consultation
Immigration
Consultation
Visas and permits are often the most confusing part of building a life or business in Bali. Immigration rules change regularly, and requirements differ depending on the type of visa you apply for. Choosing the wrong visa can result in rejection at the border or forced cancellation later.
At 360 Advisor Bali, we provide immigration consultation for every stage of your journey:
- •Business Visa: Ideal for short-term business activities such as meetings, negotiations, or exploring investment opportunities. It does not allow full employment but is perfect for initial visits.
- •Investor KITAS: Designed for foreign investors who establish a PT PMA and want to live and work in Indonesia. This visa allows you to stay long-term and manage your own company. We guide you through costs, requirements, and the latest regulations.
- •Tourism Visa: For visitors who want longer stays than a visa on arrival allows. Perfect for families, retirees, or those exploring Bali before committing to a business.
- •Visa on Arrival (VOA): The simplest option for many nationalities, allowing entry with an extension option. We assist with extensions to avoid overstays and ensure compliance.
Why consult with us?
We make sure you apply for the visa that matches your purpose. We clarify costs, requirements, and processing times, so you know exactly what to expect. We also stay updated on new regulations so your plans are not disrupted by sudden changes.
Why Choose 360 Advisor Bali?
- •Local knowledge, international standards. We know Indonesian regulations inside out and explain them in a way that foreign investors understand.
- •Comprehensive services. From business establishment to immigration, we cover every step so you don’t need multiple consultants.
- •Practical solutions. We focus on what works — not theory, but actionable steps that protect your investment.
- •Trust and integrity. Your business deserves transparency. We provide clear timelines, fair costs, and honest communication.