Indonesia's official business classification is updating to KBLI 2025 — but BKPM decisions are still pending and the OSS platform still runs on KBLI 2020. Bali Zero, first in Indonesia, delivers an early-access definitive reference — comprehensive, though not yet 100% complete.
Zero • 17:46 • The essential audio briefing for foreign investors
Search 1,562 business classification codes — updated to BPS Regulation No. 7/2025
22 KBLI sections covering all Indonesian economic activities
Visual overview of all 1,562 business classification codes and their investment status
Built by Zero for balizero.com — helping foreign investors navigate Indonesian business regulations
KBLI is Indonesia's official business classification system. Think of it as a unique number that defines what your company does. Every business registered in Indonesia must have one. The 2025 edition contains 1,562 five-digit codes maintained by BPS (Statistics Indonesia) under Regulation No. 7/2025.
Each business code has a foreign investment status that tells
you if foreigners can invest:
Open —
Foreign investors can own up to 100% of the company
Restricted
— Foreign investment is allowed but with conditions (e.g.,
max ownership percentage or local partner required)
Closed —
Foreign investment is not permitted in this sector
Zero provides end-to-end support for foreign company establishment in Indonesia, including KBLI code selection, company setup, licensing, and regulatory compliance.
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