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    Omnibus Law on Job Creation: 2026 Implementing Regulations You Should Track

    Recent implementing regulations under the Job Creation Law have refined the licensing and investment framework for foreign-owned entities in Indonesia. We highlight what changed and what to prepare for.

    The Job Creation Law (Undang-Undang Cipta Kerja) continues to reshape Indonesia’s licensing landscape. Several 2026 implementing regulations tighten sectoral coordination between BKPM/OSS and line ministries, and clarify capital and shareholding thresholds for foreign-owned companies (PT PMA).

    Key updates

    • Risk-based licensing (OSS-RBA) scoring has been recalibrated for several manufacturing and digital-services classifications.
    • Minimum capital rules for foreign-owned PT PMA remain at IDR 10 billion per business classification, but capital-injection deadlines have been clarified.
    • Sectoral positive list updates continue to open selected industries to majority foreign ownership.

    What to prepare

    Foreign investors incorporating or restructuring Indonesian entities in 2026 should re-verify KBLI codes against the latest positive list, and ensure OSS filings capture actual planned activities — retroactive corrections remain administratively expensive.

    Our Corporate and Investment team supports pre-incorporation licensing diagnostics and post-incorporation OSS filings. Contact us for a matter-specific briefing.