Lombok Legal ID provides legal consulting, company registration, licensing assistance, notary services, tax support, and financial consulting for local and international clients in Indonesia.
Yes. We assist both Indonesian citizens and foreign individuals or companies who want to establish or manage businesses in Indonesia.
Initial consultations typically take 30–60 minutes depending on the complexity of the case or business requirements.
Yes. We provide online consultations via Zoom, Google Meet, or WhatsApp for domestic and international clients.
Our office is located in Mataram, Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara. Appointments can be scheduled in advance.
Absolutely. All client information and legal documentation are handled with strict confidentiality and professionalism.
Our notary services include: Land Certificate Checking, Land Lease Agreements, Agreement Deeds, and Property Sale and Purchase Deeds.
The process usually takes 1–3 working days depending on the type of document and government requirements.
Yes. Foreign-language documents can be notarized, but official translation may be required before processing.
In most cases, yes. However, certain legal arrangements can be completed using a valid power of attorney.
Typically, clients need valid identification, supporting documents, and the original document to be notarized.
Yes. We assist with lease agreements, property sale agreements, and other legally binding property documents.
A PPAT (Pejabat Pembuat Akta Tanah) is a Land Deed Official authorized to process and certify land-related legal documents in Indonesia. Our PPAT services include Ownership Certificate Processing, Land Certificate Checking, Land Certificate Registration, and Zoning Check.
Yes. We assist both Indonesian nationals and foreign clients with land and property documentation in accordance with Indonesian law.
A zoning check verifies whether a piece of land is legally designated for residential, commercial, or agricultural use. It is essential before purchasing or developing property to ensure compliance with local regulations.
The duration varies depending on the location and completeness of documents, but it typically takes between 2–8 weeks to complete land certificate registration.
Generally required documents include valid identification, existing land certificates or proof of ownership, tax payment records, and supporting deeds. Our team will guide you through the full document checklist.
Yes. Foreigners can establish a PT PMA (foreign-owned company) under Indonesian investment regulations.
Company registration generally takes between 2–6 weeks depending on the business sector and required licenses.
Not always. Certain business sectors allow 100% foreign ownership, while others may require local participation.
Yes. We assist with NIB registration, operational licenses, tourism licenses, and sector-specific permits.
Requirements usually include passport copies, company structure information, business activity details, and office address documentation.
Yes. We can assist clients with legal business address and virtual office solutions in Lombok.
Business certification is the process of obtaining official recognition and compliance documents required to legally operate your business in Indonesia. It ensures your company meets regulatory standards and is recognized by relevant government authorities.
Most business entities operating in Indonesia — including PT, CV, and PT PMA — require some form of certification depending on their sector, scale, and activities. Certain industries such as food, health, and construction have additional mandatory certifications.
Yes. We handle both new certification applications and periodic renewals to ensure your business remains compliant with current regulations.
Processing time varies by certification type and government workload, but most certifications are completed within 1–4 weeks. We will provide an estimated timeline after reviewing your specific requirements.
Operating without proper certification can result in administrative sanctions, fines, or even forced business closure. We strongly recommend ensuring all certifications are in order before commencing operations.
A mining license (IUP – Izin Usaha Pertambangan) is a permit required by any entity intending to conduct exploration or extraction of mineral or coal resources in Indonesia. It applies to both small-scale and large-scale mining operations.
Foreign companies may participate in the mining sector through a PT PMA structure, subject to investment regulations and sector-specific requirements set by the Indonesian government.
Mining licensing is one of the more complex regulatory processes in Indonesia, involving multiple government agencies and technical requirements. Our team will guide you through each stage to ensure a smooth and compliant application.
Due to the multi-stage approval process, mining licenses generally take several months to obtain. Timelines depend on the type of license, location, and responsiveness of relevant government agencies.
Yes. Mining licenses have defined validity periods and must be renewed before expiry to ensure uninterrupted legal operations. We assist with both initial applications and renewals.
An industrial license (Izin Usaha Industri / IUI) is required for businesses engaged in processing or manufacturing activities in Indonesia. It is mandatory before commencing production operations at any scale.
Yes. In addition to your business registration, a dedicated industrial license is required for the facility itself, covering aspects such as environmental compliance, production capacity, and operational safety.
Yes. Foreign-owned companies (PT PMA) operating in the industrial sector can obtain the necessary licenses, subject to applicable investment regulations and sector restrictions.
Processing typically takes 2–6 weeks depending on the type of industry, required environmental assessments, and document completeness. We will provide a clear timeline after an initial review.
Operating an industrial facility without a valid license can result in significant penalties, operational shutdowns, and legal liability. Ensuring proper licensing before starting production is essential.
Yes. Warehouse operations in Indonesia require a Tanda Daftar Gudang (TDG) or warehouse registration certificate issued by the relevant local government authority. This applies to both private and commercial storage facilities.
Any facility used for storing goods on a commercial basis — including general warehouses, cold storage, bonded warehouses, and logistics hubs — is subject to licensing requirements under Indonesian trade regulations.
Yes. Foreign-owned companies (PT PMA) engaged in distribution or logistics can apply for warehouse licenses, provided they meet the applicable investment and sector requirements.
Registration typically takes 1–3 weeks, depending on the completeness of submitted documents and the processing speed of the local trade office.
Yes. Warehouse licenses have a defined validity period and must be renewed periodically. We assist with both initial registration and timely renewals to keep your operations compliant.
We provide Tax Consultation, Accounting Services, Financial Report Preparation, and Financial Statement Audit.
Yes. We assist businesses and individuals in understanding and complying with Indonesian tax regulations.
Yes. We provide strategies and financial analysis to help businesses optimize expenses and maintain stable cash flow.
Absolutely. We help startups prepare financial projections, operational budgets, and investment planning.
We recommend reviewing financial reports monthly to maintain healthy cash flow and ensure compliance.
Yes. We support PT PMA companies with tax calculations, reporting, and annual compliance obligations.
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