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Amateur Radio in Indonesia: The Global Role and Recent Regulations
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Amateur Radio in Indonesia: The Global Role and Recent Regulations

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Amateur radio continues to develop as a means of communication that is not only a hobby, but also supports various needs such as research, disaster response, and technological innovation. In Indonesia, the government has issued new regulations to ensure the safer and more efficient use of amateur radio devices. Latest Regulations on Amateur Radio in Indonesia The Indonesian government has issued the Decree of the Minister of Communication and Digital (KEPMEN KOMDIGI) No. 44 of 2025, which sets the latest technical standards for amateur radio transceivers. This regulation will take effect on August 18, 2025, replacing the old rules listed in the Decree of the Director General of Posts and Telecommunications No. 80/DIRJEN/1999. Some of the key points in this new regulation include: ✅  Test reports issued before August 18, 2025 remain valid as long as they do not conflict with the new regulations. ✅ Technical standard exceptions apply to devices used in non-commercial contexts, including: Requirements of the New Technical Standard Every amateur radio transceiver to be marketed in Indonesia must meet the following technical standards: In order to obtain official certification, the device is tested using the following methods: ✔ Working Frequency Testing ✔ Electrical Safety Testing ✔ Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Testing The Role of Amateur Radio in Global Communication Amateur radio enables communication across cities, countries, and space through various modes such as voice, text, image, and data. In accordance with regulations from the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), this service is used for self-training, technical investigations, and interpersonal communication. In addition, amateur radio also plays a crucial role in emergency situations. The ITU encourages every country to develop an amateur radio network to support communications in emergencies or natural disasters. Types of Amateur Radio Licenses In many countries, amateur radio licenses are divided into several levels. The international standard CEPT classifies licenses into three levels: Each tier has its own privileges, including higher output power usage and access to more frequencies. Supporting Innovation and Safety in Amateur Radio The Amateur Radio Forum (RAFG) continues to develop regulations and recommendations to facilitate access for operators in various countries. Other international organizations are also working to harmonize amateur radio licenses so that they can be used globally. Conclusion With the new regulation from KEPMEN KOMDIGI No. 44 of 2025, amateur radio users in Indonesia need to ensure their devices meet the latest technical standards to obtain an official SDPPI/DKID certificate. This step will improve the safety, quality, and effectiveness of amateur radio communication in the country. 🚀 Make sure your device is compliant! check jten.co.id

SNI Certification Issuance Process Flow
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SNI Certification Issuance Process Flow

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Do you need SNI certification for your products?  We are here as the best solution to assist in every stage of the certification process, from consultation to certificate issuance. With extensive experience in the field of industrial regulation and compliance, we are ready to support your business so that products can circulate in the market safely and according to national standards. Why is SNI Certification Important? SNI (Indonesian National Standard) certification is a mandatory requirement for various products circulating in Indonesia. This certificate ensures that the product has met safety, quality, and performance standards in accordance with government regulations. By having SNI, your business will gain an advantage in customer trust, increase competitiveness, and expand domestic and international markets. SNI Certification Process Flow We offer integrated services that cover all stages of SNI certification, from preparation to certificate issuance. Here are the steps: 1️ Consultation and Planning We provide in-depth consultation on SNI requirements relevant to your product. Our team will assist in understanding the regulations and procedures required before starting the certification process. 🔹 identification of SNI standards applicable to the product🔹 Compliance with technical and administrative documents🔹 Initial preparation for product testing 2️ Product Testing in Accredited Laboratories Before getting SNI certificate, the product must pass laboratory test to ensure compliance with the established standards. We provide full assistance in the testing process with experienced technicians. 🔹 Pre-test & Regular Test – Initial testing to ensure the product meets standards before entering the official stage.🔹 Laboratory Assistance – Our team will assist during the laboratory testing process to facilitate testing and minimize technical obstacles. 3️ Periodic Project Monitoring & Updates We closely monitor the project within the specified time and provide weekly progress reports. This aims to ensure that each stage runs smoothly without any obstacles. 🔹 Certification progress update🔹 Solutions to technical or administrative problems🔹 Coordination with laboratories and certification bodies 4 Official Certification and Guarantee Management After the product passes the laboratory test, we will take care of the certification process up to the SNI certificate by the relevant agency. We guarantee that all documents submitted are in accordance with applicable requirements. 🔹 Submission to Certification Body🔹 Official Certificate Issuance🔹 Certification Guarantee – We ensure that all processes run according to regulations until the certificate is issued. 5 Consultation & Problem Solving Services If there are any obstacles during the certification process, our team is ready to provide the best solution. With expert consulting services, you don’t need to worry about facing technical or administrative problems. 🔹 Solutions to certification challenges🔹 Guidance on the latest regulations🔹 Assistance in certification revision or audit Why Choose Our SNI Certification Services? ✅ Professional & Experienced Team – Supported by experts in the field of regulation and certification.✅ Full Assistance – Starting from consultation, lab tests, to certificate publication.✅ Fast & Transparent Process – Weekly progress reports to keep the project running smoothly.✅ Ensure Official Certification Guarantee – Our certificates are issued according to regulations. Ready to Get SNI Certificate? Contact Us Now! Don’t let the certification process hinder your business! Trust us to get SNI certification easily, quickly, and reliably.

Mandatory SNI for Audio Video Products: Permenperin No. 75 of 2024 Officially in Effect
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Mandatory SNI for Audio Video Products: Permenperin No. 75 of 2024 Officially in Effect

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Jakarta – The Indonesian government through the Ministry of Industry has stipulated the Regulation of the Minister of Industry (Permenperin) Number 75 of 2024 concerning the Implementation of Mandatory Indonesian National Standards (SNI) for audio video products. This policy applies to both domestic and imported products to ensure safety and quality standards in accordance with SNI IEC 62368-1:2014. Audio Video Products that Must Meet SNI Products that must meet this standard include: Mandatory Compliance With the enactment of this regulation, manufacturers and importers are required to ensure that their products comply with SNI to improve safety and industrial competitiveness. This regulation aims to protect consumers and improve the quality of audio video products circulating in Indonesia. If you need consulting or certification service fo telemmunications equipment and/or telecommunication devices, contact Jten now.

Indonesia-South Korea Strengthen Cooperation in Telecommunication Equipment Certification
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Indonesia-South Korea Strengthen Cooperation in Telecommunication Equipment Certification

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Jakarta – The Indonesian government through the Ministry of Communication and Informatics (Kominfo) together with the Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT) of South Korea is accelerating the implementation of the Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA) in telecommunications device testing. This collaboration aims to facilitate device certification through recognition of laboratory test results from both countries. On September 23-27, 2024, the PPI Standardization Directorate visited Seoul to discuss strategic steps with the National Radio Research Agency (RRA) of South Korea. The implementation of MRA is scheduled to begin in May 2025, after a series of trainings, workshops, and evaluations of test laboratories. Mulyadi, Director of Standardization of PPI, emphasized that the MRA will strengthen the domestic testing industry and ensure the equality of standards between Indonesian and South Korean testing laboratories. This agreement is a follow-up to the Letter of Intent signed in March 2024 in Bali and the Phase I MRA Agreement in May 2024 in Jakarta. The laboratory recognition evaluation process is scheduled for April 2025 with final approval from the Director General of SDPPI and the Director General of RRA. This cooperation is expected to increase the efficiency of device certification, strengthen the telecommunications industry, and strengthen bilateral relations in the digital sector. If you need consulting or certification service fo telemmunications equipment and/or telecommunication devices, contact Jten now.

SDPPI and PPI Merged into Directorate General of Digital Infrastructure
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SDPPI and PPI Merged into Directorate General of Digital Infrastructure

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Jakarta – The Indonesian government has carried out a major restructuring in the communications and digital sector by merging the Directorate General of Resources and Equipment of Post and Informatics (SDPPI) and the Directorate of Post and Informatics (PPI) into the Directorate General of Digital Infrastructure. This step aims to accelerate the national digital transformation. Legal Basis and Objectives of Restructuring This restructuring is regulated in Presidential Regulation Number 174 of 2024 concerning the Ministry of Communication and Digital (Komdigi). The merger of the two directorates was carried out to improve operational efficiency and accelerate the implementation of Indonesia’s digital strategy. Impact and Benefits of Merger With this change, the functions of resource management, licensing, and certification of telecommunications devices are now under one roof, namely the Directorate General of Digital Infrastructure. Some of the main benefits of this restructuring include: Impact on the Technology and Telecommunications Industry Companies operating in the telecommunications, digital technology and related industries need to understand these changes, as this restructuring has the potential to bring updates to the device licensing and certification process. With a more integrated structure, the government hopes to accelerate digital innovation and increase the competitiveness of the technology and communications industry in Indonesia. Further updates on the implementation of this policy will continue to be informed according to the latest regulatory developments. If you need consulting or certification service fo telemmunications equipment and/or telecommunication devices, contact Jten now.

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Announcement of the Expiration of Decree No. 109 of 2024 on the Designation of Overseas Test Centers

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Announcement of the Expiration of Decree No. 109 of 2024 on the Designation of Overseas Test Centers for the Purpose of Certification of Telecommunication Equipment and/or Telecommunication Devices. In connection with the expiration of Decree No. 109 of 2024 on the establishment of overseas test centers for the purpose of certification of telecommunications equipment and/or telecommunications devices on December 31, 2024, the Test Result Report (LHU) issued by overseas test centers as of January 1, 2025 cannot be used for the certification process until the overseas test centers are re-established with the latest regulations. In accordance with the regulation of Indonesia’s Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs No. 5 of 2024 on the establishment of test centers for telecommunications equipment and/or telecommunications devices, the LHU issued in the month before January 1, 2025 can still be used for the next 6 (six) months. If you need consulting or certification services for telecommunications equipment and/or telecommunications devices, contact us now.

Update Your Company’s PIC Data in the SDPPI Postel Certification Account
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Update Your Company’s PIC Data in the SDPPI Postel Certification Account

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SDPPI encourages all companies to update their PIC (Person-in-Charge) data in their respective certification accounts. This update ensures the completeness and accuracy of the profile data registered on the official SDPPI Postel certification website. What Information Needs to Be Updated?To keep your company’s profile accurate, update the following details: How to Update Your Company’s PIC Data? Updating your company’s PIC data is quick and straightforward. Follow these steps: Need Help? Contact Jten! If you encounter any issues or need assistance, don’t hesitate to contact Jten for expert support: (Mon-Fri, 08 AM – 05 PM WIB)  +62 858-8123-0951 Jten – Your Trusted Certification Partner!

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Ministry of Communication and Information Encourages Acceleration of Digital Radio Ecosystem in Indonesia    

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Jakarta – The Ministry of Communication and Informatics (Kemkominfo) has officially issued Ministerial Regulation Number 5 of 2023 (PM 5/2023) which regulates the use of the radio frequency spectrum for analog broadcasts (AM and FM) and digital technology (DAB+ and DRM). This regulation aims to accelerate the adoption of the digital radio ecosystem in Indonesia, which is expected to bring a bright future for the Publishing industry. In order to support the implementation of PM 5/2023, the Ministry of Communication and Information held a workshop and socialization entitled “Digital Radio: The Future of Broadcasting in Indonesia.” This activity took place on October 8-9, 2024 at the Borobudur Hotel, Jakarta. Denny Setiawan, Director of Resource Management, conveyed the importance of collaboration between various parties to develop the digital radio ecosystem in Indonesia. Digital Radio as the Future of Broadcasting Denny Setiawan emphasized that radio has a vital role in conveying information since the early 20th century. He emphasized the importance of cooperation between regulators, broadcasters, and receiver manufacturers in accelerating the development of digital radio. “Collaboration between regulators, broadcasters, and receiver manufacturers is essential to accelerate the digital radio ecosystem in Indonesia. With good regulation, technological innovation, and support from all parties, digital radio will have a bright future,”said Denny. PM 5/2023 covers technical and operational provisions for the use of the radio frequency spectrum for radio broadcasting services via terrestrial media. This regulation is the legal basis for adopting digital technologies, such as DAB+ (Digital Audio Broadcasting) and DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale), which have been used in several countries and Publishing companies. Socialization to Support the Implementation of Digital Technology This socialization aims to provide understanding to all stakeholders about terrestrial radio technology, how it works, and strategic plans that have been prepared by the Ministry of Communication and Information. Denny hopes that this activity can increase awareness and readiness of stakeholders in supporting digital transformation in the radio broadcasting sector. “Through this workshop, we hope that stakeholders can understand terrestrial radio technology, know how it works, and support Kominfo’s future plans to accelerate the digital radio ecosystem,”he added. Strategic Steps Towards Digital Radio in Indonesia Regulation PM 5/2023 is not an important thing in the journey of adopting digital radio technology in Indonesia. With this regulation, several broadcasting companies have begun to adopt digital systems, both in DAB+ and DRM broadcasts. This step is expected to provide better broadcast quality, efficient frequency usage, and improve the listener experience. The Ministry of Communication and Information also encourages digital radio device manufacturers to provide more affordable receivers for the public, so that digital radio penetration can run faster. Conclusion The transformation from analog to digital broadcasting in Indonesia shows the government’s commitment to advancing the broadcasting industry. With clear regulations, support for cutting-edge technology, and cooperation from various parties, the digital radio ecosystem in Indonesia is expected to be realized soon. “If you have electronic products with digital radio technology that you want to sell in Indonesia, please consult with Jten.”

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Directorate General of SDPPI and ASIOTI Collaborate to Push Local IoT Industry Towards Global Market

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Jakarta – The Internet of Things (IoT) industry in Indonesia continues to show great potential with a projected market value of USD 6.02 billion in 2029. To support this growth, the Directorate General of Resources and Postal and Informatics Equipment (Ditjen SDPPI) of the Ministry of Communication and Digital (Komdigi) is collaborating with the Indonesian Internet of Things Association (ASIOTI) in increasing the role of local products in the IoT industry. One of the strategic efforts undertaken is through the implementation of the IoT Smart Solutions Initiative 2024, which was held at the Pullman Central Park Hotel, West Jakarta. This event aims to advance the Indonesian IoT ecosystem by presenting 143 IoT solutions from various parties. IoT Solutions Directory Launch Director of Postal and Informatics Equipment Standardization, Mulyadi, revealed the importance of the IoT Solution Directory launched in this activity. This directory functions as an information center to facilitate access for local industry players in developing and implementing IoT-based solutions. Collaboration between Government and Industry The Directorate General of SDPPI and ASIOTI emphasized the importance of synergy between government, industry, and society in building a strong digital ecosystem. This step is part of the vision to strengthen Indonesia’s competitiveness in the global arena, especially in the IoT technology industry. In addition, ASIOTI has set 12 national standards for IoT development in Indonesia. These standards serve as the main guidelines in creating IoT solutions that suit the needs of local and global markets. ASIOTI’s Long Term Commitment ASIOTI also shows a serious commitment to improving human resource competency through professional certification and expanding collaboration with global partners. With this approach, ASIOTI hopes to support industry players in creating superior and competitive IoT innovations. Rapid Growth of IoT Industry According to the latest data, global IoT revenue has reached USD 2.15 billion, with an annual growth of 22.87 percent which is projected to continue to increase for the next five years. In Indonesia, this growth is expected to have a significant impact on various sectors, including manufacturing, logistics, and public services. Indonesia Towards a Digital Future With various initiative strategies and collaborations, the Directorate General of SDPPI and ASIOTI are optimistic that Indonesia will be able to compete in the global digital market. Support for local products will not only strengthen the domestic industry, but also open up great opportunities for Indonesia to become a major player in IoT technology. If you have electronic device products in the Internet of Things (IoT) category that you want to sell in Indonesia, consult with Jten immediately.

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Kemkominfo Increases Frequency Awareness in Waterways through the MOTS program

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Jakarta – The Ministry of Communication and Informatics (Kemkominfo) through the Directorate General of Resources and Postal and Informatics Equipment (Ditjen SDPPI) continues to strive to increase awareness and understanding of the use of radio frequency frequencies in Indonesian waters. One of the strategic steps is through the Maritime On The Spot (MOTS) program which has been running since 2019. This program aims to educate frequency users, including fishermen, and prevent harmful interference (dangerous interference) due to inappropriate frequency use. To support the success of the program, the Ministry of Communication and Information collaborates with the Ministry of Transportation and the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (KKP). MOTS 2024: Focus on 5 Aspects of Strengthening In 2024, the MOTS program will be strengthened through five main aspects: One of the leading activities in this program is the Training of Trainers (ToT), which is carried out routinely at least once a year to improve the competence of frequency users. Positive Impact of MOTS Program Since its launch, the MOTS program has reached 35 Technical Implementation Units (UPT) in various waters of Indonesia. Regular education and information updates to frequency users have helped reduce interference and improve communication efficiency in the maritime sector. With the strengthening carried out in 2024, this program is expected to be able to provide greater benefits, especially for communities that depend on the fisheries sector. “If you have an electronic device product with frequency technology intended for waters or fisheries that you want to sell in Indonesia, consult with Jten immediately.”

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