Indonesia Investment Promotion Centre (IIPC) was established in the year 2011 and we are the part of Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia which is having offices around the world to promote investments and business to Indonesia, with IIPC Abu Dhabi representing the entire Middle East and African operations.
Assist And Provide Guidance On Investing In Indonesia.
Investment Mission To Indonesia And Vice Versa.
Facilitate Business Matchmaking With Potential Indonesian Partners.
Organizing Business Forums Related To Investment Promotion.
Conducting Trade Events And Exibitions.
Giving Assistance To Foreign Companies To Start Up In Indonesia.
Guide Companies For Selecting Indonesian Business Partners And Vice Versa.
16th Largest & Growing Economy
4th Most Populous Country
Young And Tech Savvy Population
BBB/Stable BAA2/Stable Rating
POLITICAL STABILITY
Indonesia is the largest economy in Southeast Asia. In 2018, Indonesia joined the Trillion Dollar Club. Countries with a GDP of more than USD 1 trillion per year, and the year they joined.
Indonesian economy in the second quarter of 2021 gained positive growth for the first time since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic in early 2020, amounting to 7.07% (YoY)
Underlying Indonesia’s vibrant economy is political stability. Since emerging from decades of autocratic rule 17 years ago, Indonesia has succeeded in maintaining political stability in a young democratic country.
Following Indonesia's economic resilience during and after the global financial crisis, the government is going to continue reforming the investment climate to make it a safe and attractive investment destination.
Indonesia abounds with natural resource extractions from being a major producer of liquefied natural gas and expanding of the mining industry. Petroleum and mineral make up the majority of exports.
Indonesia is undergoing a major structural shift namely demographic bonus. The percentage of productive age group in 2025-2035 would dominate the population.
As the 4th biggest population in the world, more than 53% of the people live in urban areas with a modern lifestyle and increasing purchasing power.
Indonesia is playing a more dominant role in global affairs. It is Southeast Asia’s only member of the G-20 and an active voice for the developing world’s concerns.
Invest In
Indonesia With
3 Steps
1. Understanding The Regulations
The government has put relentless effort into streamlining the investment regulations in Indonesia. Two basic regulations for foreign investors to look at are the Chairman BKPM Regulation Number 1 the year 2020 regarding the procedure integrated investment services which cover the minimum investment allowed for foreign investors are IDR 10 billion (equivalent USD 700 thousand or AED 2.5 million) and Presidential Decree Number 44 the Year 2016 re sector closed and open with requirements for foreign direct investment.
2. Choosing The Location
In order to choose the location, the investor will need to consider several aspects in line with the investment plan. First the proximity with the raw material and source of the production, second the market, and the supporting infrastructure both physical infrastructure as well as the availability of human resources or labor.
3. Submitting The Application
The last step will be to submit the application. In order to submit the application through www.oss.go.id, the investor should consult with us like the arms of the Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board.
