How to Export from Indonesia as an SME
Exporting sounds complex — tax IDs, business licenses, HS codes, invoices, packing lists, Certificates of Origin, halal certification, and Permendag regulations. This guide covers the essential steps for Indonesian SME exporters, and how Inway simplifies each stage with AI.
Step 1: Prepare business legalities
Ensure your company has NPWP (tax ID), NIB (business identification), and INSW/CEISA customs account. SMEs can register through Indonesia's OSS system.
Step 2: Classify your product HS code
Every export product has an HS code determining tariffs and regulations. Inway AI helps classify your HS code during onboarding.
Step 3: Check export readiness
Inway scores your readiness across logistics, finance, certification, and track record. A 0–100 score shows what to improve before exporting.
Step 4: Match buyers and ship
Once ready, Inway matches you with verified global buyers. Export documents are auto-generated.
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