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Articles tagged with - Indonesia
Indonesia Eyes Broader Telecom Compliance Mandate
The Indonesian Ministry of Communication and Digital (Kementerian Komunikasi dan Digital) has released a draft decree that establishes a mandatory list of telecommunication tools and other devices with telecommunication features that must comply with Indonesian technical standards and undergo certification.
Proposed Regulation on 2.6 GHz Radio Frequency Band Usage in Indonesia
The Ministry of Communications and Digital (KOMDIGI) of Indonesia is conducting a public consultation on the Draft Regulation concerning the use of the 2.6 GHz radio frequency band. This initiative aligns with Law Number 12 of 2011, which emphasizes public participation in regulatory processes.
KOMDIGI Opens 6 GHz Wi-Fi Bands
Indonesia's Ministry of Communication and Digital has officially enabled the use of the 5925-6425 MHz frequency band for Radio Local Area Network (RLAN) technologies, including WiFi 6E and future standards. The regulation, Decree No. 12 of 2025, outlines technical standards for devices operating in this band, categorising them as Low Power Indoor (LPI) and Very Low Power (VLP). Key parameters include frequency range, power limits, spectral density, and antenna requirements, with specific conditions for indoor and very low power devices.
Foreign Test Lab Recognition Under Kepmen 13 of 2025
This article outlines the key provisions of Indonesian regulation Kepmen-Kominfo No. 13 of 2025, which governs the acceptance of foreign test reports for telecommunications equipment certification in Indonesia. It highlights the stringent criteria for foreign laboratory recognition, with a particular emphasis on the importance of Mutual Recognition Agreements (MRAs) between foreign accreditation bodies and the Indonesian accreditation body (KAN). Understanding these requirements is critical for manufacturers aiming to efficiently access the Indonesian market.
SDPPI and PPI merge into Directorate General of Digital Infrastructure DJID
The Indonesian government has restructured its telecommunications and informatics agencies, merging the SDPPI and PPI into the Directorate General of Digital Infrastructure (DJID). This change aims to streamline operations and accelerate digital transformation.
Foreign test reports issued after 1 Jan 2025 cannot be used for SDPPI certification
SDPPI Director General Decree 109/2024 regarding foreign test centers expired on 31 December 2024. Test reports from SDPPI-accredited foreign test centers issued after 1 January 2025, are currently invalid for certification until a new decree is issued. Test reports issued before 1 January 2025, have a 6-month grace period (until 1 July 2025) for use in the certification process, as per PM KOMINFO 5/2024.