Doing Business measures the regulatory aspects of business, affecting small domestic companies located in the largest business cities of 190 economies and covering 11-second city economies. The purpose of this research is to understand the obstacles faced by the Indonesian government in the field of exports and investment related to the ease of doing business. The research method used is qualitative research. The source of research data is secondary data, which comes from indirect observations and documents. The research findings are to develop strategies to increase exports and investment in the Covid-19 era. The contribution of this research is the implementation of strategies to increase exports and investment in the era of the covid-19 pandemic, which has undermined Indonesia's economic growth. Conclusions: (a) the government can overcome obstacles to ease of doing business by using increased policies through business regulatory reforms in 10 fields, (b) eliminating export constraints by making policies to secure an export share in key markets, increasing diversification of export products, expanding export destinations to markets prospectively, (c) eliminating investment constraints by implementing policies to encourage the creation of legal certainty, providing ease of licensing and non-licensing, as well as developing an information service system and electronic information licensing, (d) Bank Indonesia supports the government's strategy through its monetary policy.
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