Can foreigners operate a arts venue & facility operation business in Indonesia?

Yes. KBLI 90310 (Aktivitas Operasional Tempat dan Fasilitas Kesenian) is TERBUKA — open to 100% foreign ownership via PT PMA. No local Indonesian partner required.

What license is required for KBLI 90310?

KBLI 90310 requires a NIB (Nomor Induk Berusaha) via OSS (Online Single Submission). Contact a licensed consultant for specific requirements.

KBLI 90310 is the Indonesian business classification code for "Aktivitas Operasional Tempat dan Fasilitas Kesenian" (Arts Venue & Facility Operation). It falls under Section R of KBLI 2025, the Indonesian Standard Industrial Classification updated by BPS (Regulation 7/2025), effective June 18, 2026.

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Arts cultural center venue facility space Bali

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Arts Venue & Facility Operation

Aktivitas Operasional Tempat dan Fasilitas Kesenian

🎭 Section R — Arts, Entertainment & Recreation

✅Open· 100% ForeignNew in 2025

Arts venues and facilities — physical spaces dedicated to displaying or hosting artistic and cultural activities. Art galleries, performance halls, exhibition spaces, cultural centers, artist studios open to the public, and creative coworking spaces focused on arts. You provide the space; artists and performers use it.

Licensing & Requirements

What You Need

Brand new code (BPS_ONLY) — no PP28/2025 licensing data exists yet. The specific risk category, requirements, and licensing pathway haven't been formally published. You'll need NIB at minimum, and should monitor OSS for when licensing details are added.

PMA

Fully open — 100% foreign ownership.

2020 → 2025

This is a completely new code in KBLI 2025 — it didn't exist as a separate code in 2020 (BPS_ONLY status). Previously, arts venues were classified under broader property or entertainment codes. The 2025 system recognizes the venue as a distinct business activity within the arts ecosystem.

Bali Intelligence

Bali's gallery scene is concentrated in Ubud (ARMA Museum, Neka Art Museum, Agung Rai Fine Art Gallery) but expanding into Canggu, Seminyak, and even Tabanan. The emerging model is the hybrid creative space: part gallery, part cafe, part event venue, part co-working — places like Hubud (before its closure) and Tropical Nomad showed the appetite for creative community spaces. For foreign investors, the play is contemporary art galleries targeting the international collector market, or creative hubs that host exhibitions, workshops, and events. Combine with 90391 for event programming and 85573 for training programs to create a sustainable business model that doesn't rely solely on art sales.

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