Hiring in Indonesia can be complex without a local business license, tax registration, or understanding of labor law. Aniday's Employer of Record (EOR) service allows you to hire and manage employees in Indonesia quickly, legally, and without incorporating a PT (Perseroan Terbatas).
An Employer of Record (EOR) acts as the legal employer for your Indonesian staff, handling employment contracts, payroll, taxes (PPh 21), BPJS registrations, and statutory compliance. Aniday provides EOR services in Indonesia to simplify your hiring and compliance process. If you already have a legal entity in Indonesia, you might need Professional Employer Organization (PEO) services in Indonesia instead.
Aniday's EOR in Indonesia lets you hire and pay talent quickly, with full legal compliance and no need for a local entity.
Hire in Indonesia without setting up a local company. Skip complex incorporation and start fast.
We handle all payroll, BPJS, PPh 21, and tax filings. 100% compliance, always.
All statutory contributions and filings managed for you, every month.
Assistance with office manage, sourcing and buying devices & employee reimbursements.
Testing Indonesia market before long-term commitment. Easy to scale up or down based on business needs.
Your information & Intellectual Property is protected with industry-leading security and confidentiality standards.
Just 3 simple steps to hire in Indonesia with full compliance.
Role Scoping & Contracting
Define job responsibilities, and prepare bilingual contracts (Bahasa + English).
Government Registration
BPJS, NPWP (tax ID), IMTA/RPTKA if needed.
Payroll Management
Salary processing, tax withholding (PPh 21), social contributions.
Employers must contribute to:
• BPJS Kesehatan (health insurance)
• BPJS Ketenagakerjaan (work accident, old age, pension)
These are calculated based on gross salary and reported monthly.
Yes, with a valid IMTA (work permit) and RPTKA. Aniday manages both processes, including visa sponsorship.
We calculate and withhold PPh 21 (monthly income tax), file it with the Tax Directorate General, and provide year-end tax certificates.
Yes, employment contracts in Indonesia can be in English and are legally valid, as there is no specific requirement under Indonesian Labor Law (Law No. 13 of 2003) mandating that contracts must be in Bahasa Indonesia. However, for clarity and to avoid disputes, We provide bilingual agreements.
Onboarding is typically completed in 3-7 business days, depending on the employee's documentation status.
Read real feedback from clients on why Aniday is the trusted EOR partner in Indonesia.