EuroCham Indonesia, formally the European Business Chamber of Commerce in Indonesia, describes itself as the principal voice of European business interests in the country. It operates from the 13th floor of World Trade Centre 5 on Jl. Jenderal Sudirman, in the same Sudirman corridor as several other foreign chambers, and works closely with the European Commission and the EU Delegation to Indonesia.

The chamber's core work is advocacy and dialogue: lobbying on trade and investment matters, engaging Indonesian ministries and regulators to improve the business environment, producing position papers and research through its sector working groups, and harmonising the activities of the individual European national chambers in Jakarta. It also organises seminars, briefings and networking events, and acts as a channel for members to stay informed about EU-Indonesia trade developments including the CEPA negotiations.

Members range from platinum-tier multinationals such as Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, Danone Aqua, HSBC and Schneider Electric down to smaller European companies operating locally. For European expats working in Jakarta, EuroCham membership is primarily a corporate rather than social affair, but its events and committees are a direct line into policy conversations that affect foreign business here.