Don’t Have a Business Domicile Address? Here’s How to Work Around It!

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Otty Yuniarti Yusariningsih, S.H. - Legal Consultant at vOffice Group

Over 10 years of experience in corporate law, business licensing, and copyright law. Has assisted hundreds of clients in the process of establishing PTs, CVs, and other business entities, as well as in obtaining OSS permits, SIUPs, and business licenses in Indonesia.

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Otty Yuniarti Yusariningsih, S.H.

Legal Consultant at vOffice Group

For any company, whether it’s a small, medium, or large-scale business, having a business domicile address is crucial. Apart from making your business appear professional, the domicile address is useful when dealing with permits and establishing a legal entity.

If you’ve been in the business field for a while, you might have heard of SKDP or Surat Keterangan Domisili Perusahaan (Letter of Company Domicile Certificate). This letter specifies the business address or location issued by the One-Stop Investment Service (Dinas Penanaman Modal Satu Pintu). SKDP is used for legal entities, while for non-legal entities, SKDU is used.

To facilitate entrepreneurs, SKDP was actually abolished a few years ago because its system was considered too complex. As a replacement, entrepreneurs can apply for SKDP online through the SKDP OSS system. The issued letter is valid for a lifetime and does not need to be renewed.

Virtual Office, a Solution for Those Without a Domicile Address

Even though the system is now more straightforward, it doesn’t mean that companies can establish themselves anywhere. Before processing business location permits, you must ensure that the location is within an office zone. Companies that still use a residential address as their domicile cannot apply for permits.

This is where a virtual office comes in as a solution so that you can still comply with the government’s regulations. Virtual offices are generally located in reputable office zones, making your business look more legitimate and professional. Compared to establishing or renting your own office, the costs for a virtual office are also much more flexible.

Why Choose a Virtual Office?

Why is a virtual office considered the best solution for your business?

  • Allows you to obtain a business domicile address in an office/commercial zone.
  • Costs less than renting your own office.
  • You also don’t have to incur building maintenance and office infrastructure costs.
  • Stress-free as various work processes are handled directly by the virtual office service provider, from receptionists to mail handling.
  • You get a phone number connected to the virtual office, so there’s no need to come in every day.

vOffice, as a virtual office service provider located in Jakarta, is ready to assist you if you don’t have a domicile address. Various other services, such as video conferencing, mail handling, meeting room rentals, and telephone answering services, are also available. Choose the package you want at vOffice to save up to 90% on traditional office costs!

So, are you interested in renting a virtual office?

If yes, you can contact the vOffice team. We provide virtual office services in various prestigious locations in Indonesia.

Here are the strategic location options from vOffice for virtual offices in Indonesia:

What are you waiting for? Contact us now and get various attractive offers!

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About the Accuracy of This Article

This article was compiled by the vOffice editorial team and has undergone a review process to ensure the information is relevant and accurate for business owners in Indonesia.

All information is based on applicable regulations governing the establishment and management of business entities, including provisions from the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, the OSS system, copyright regulations, and other relevant regulations. Business regulations are subject to change at any time. We recommend that readers verify the information or consult with a professional before making business decisions.

This article is published solely for educational purposes and does not constitute professional business advice.

vOffice has assisted more than 50,000 Indonesian entrepreneurs in handling company establishment, business licensing, and various other business legal needs.