Economic development has always been a concern for developing countries in their effort to ensure the welfare of the nation. However, the lack of domestic funding sources, especially capital resources has often become a barrier. To meet the adequacy of these capital resources, a country has to consider the influence of foreign capital in the form of foreign debt, foreign investment and export proceeds towards its economic growth. Thus, the objective of this paper is to investigate the influence of foreign debt, foreign direct investment (FDI), and export towards economic growth. The period of study is within the first quarter of 2011 to the fourth quarter of 2017 in Indonesia. Furthermore, ordinary least square (OLS) method also known as the multiple linier regression has used in this study to analyze the influence. The model specifies gross domestic product as dependent variable while foreign debt, foreign direct investment and the total value of exports as independent variables. The findings show that external debt is positively and not significantly influence the growth of economy econ while foreign direct investment is positively and significantly affecting GDP. Whereas, export found to be positively and significantly influence the GDP. In addition, the result indicates a significant influence of foreign debt, foreign direct investment and export towards Indonesia's GDP simultaneously.