Can foreigners buy stocks in Indonesia?

Only Indonesian individuals or legal entities can be shareholders of a PT. However, foreigners who intend to acquire control over PT can do so by purchasing an Indonesian shareholder’s shares. The foreigner may choose to either purchase part or all of the Indonesian shareholder’s shares in the PT.

How can I invest in Indonesian shares?

The easiest way to invest in the Indonesian stock market is to invest in a broad market index. This can be done at low cost by using ETFs. On the Indonesian stock market you’ll find 1 index which is tracked by ETFs.

How do I open a stock account in Indonesia?

How to open a security account in Securities Companies : Prepare a copy of Passport, Bank Account, Global Tax Identity Number (TIN). If you work in Indonesia, please prepare KITAS (Kartu Izin Tinggal Terbatas). Fill in the agreement form provided by the Securities Companies.

Who is the biggest investor in Indonesia?

China. China has become a strong player in Indonesia’s FDI. Surpassing Singapore, China rose to the first place as the top country with the largest foreign investment in Indonesia during the fourth quarter of 2019 with US$ 1.4 billion.

Why should you invest in Indonesia?

There are many reasons why to invest in Indonesia. The world’s largest archipelago is known for its incredible natural resources, tremendous economic potential and for being one of the leading ASEAN markets. In this article we have put together a list of reasons why you should look into investing in Indonesia.

What is indindonesia investments?

Indonesia Investments Indonesia Investments is a platform that helps foreign investors to engage in business in Indonesia.

How to invest in the secondary market in Indonesia?

For domestic and foreign investors, the most used method to participate in this secondary market is through opening a securities account at an Indonesian brokerage or securities firm that is a member of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX).

What is Indonesia’s new investment policy all about?

It specifies sectors of the Indonesian economy in which foreign investment is limited or even prohibited completely. AD. Remove this ad space by subscribing . Support independent journalism. It imposes limits and investment caps across a variety of industries. These limits range anywhere from zero percent to 95 percent ownership allowance.