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How to Apply TKDN Certification in Indonesia

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TKDN Certification, or Tingkat Komponen Dalam Negeri, is a mandatory requirement for many businesses operating in Indonesia, especially those engaged in supplying goods and services to government projects or state-owned enterprises. TKDN Certification verifies the percentage of local content used in your products or services. In recent years, the Indonesian government has enforced TKDN compliance more rigorously to support domestic industries, reduce dependency on imports, and boost national competitiveness. If you plan to supply products or services in sectors such as telecommunications, construction, energy, or manufacturing, understanding how to apply for TKDN Certification is essential. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the process. 1. Understand TKDN Requirements Before starting your application, it’s crucial to learn which regulations apply to your products or services. TKDN calculation standards are regulated by the Ministry of Industry and, in some sectors, in collaboration with other ministries or regulatory bodies. Generally, the TKDN value is calculated based on: Each sector has specific thresholds you must meet. For example, certain telecommunication equipment must have a minimum TKDN percentage to qualify for government procurement. 2. Prepare Documentation Applying for TKDN Certification requires detailed documents that prove the origin and proportion of your local content. Common documents include: Ensure all documents are accurate and complete. Incomplete submissions often delay the process. 3. Engage a Verification Agency The Ministry of Industry authorizes independent verification agencies (Surveyors) to assess TKDN calculations. Popular surveyors include Sucofindo, Surveyor Indonesia, and B4T. After selecting your preferred surveyor, you must submit your application and supporting documents to them. The surveyor will: This stage is critical because any discrepancies can lead to a rejection or a lower TKDN score. 4. Verification and Assessment The verification process usually takes 30–60 working days, depending on your product’s complexity and the surveyor’s workload. The assessor will calculate the actual TKDN percentage and create a report summarizing their findings. During this phase, your team must be available to assist with clarifications or provide additional evidence if requested. 5. Issuance of TKDN Certificate After the assessment is complete, the surveyor will issue an official TKDN Certificate stating your product’s local content percentage. This certificate is valid for a specific period, usually 2–3 years, depending on the regulations. With the certificate in hand, you can: Remember, any changes in your production process, materials, or suppliers may require you to recertify. 6. Maintain Compliance Once you’ve obtained the certification, it’s vital to maintain compliance by: Non-compliance or falsification of data can lead to sanctions, including certificate revocation and blacklisting from procurement opportunities. Get Professional Assistance from Jten Group Navigating the TKDN Certification process can be complex and time-consuming. From document preparation to verification, every step requires precision and understanding of Indonesian regulations. Jten Group is here to help you every step of the way. Our experienced consultants have assisted numerous companies across different industries to successfully obtain their TKDN Certification. We offer: ✅ In-depth regulatory guidance.✅ Complete document preparation support.✅ Assistance coordinating with verification agencies.✅ Strategies to optimize your TKDN score. Don’t risk delays, rejection, or non-compliance penalties. Contact Jten Group today for a free consultation and discover how we can make your TKDN Certification process smooth and efficient. Ready to start? Reach out to Jten Group now and ensure your business meets Indonesia’s local content requirements with confidence.

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How to Make User Manual Warranty Card for Electronic Products Sold in Indonesia

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Selling electronic products in Indonesia requires more than just innovative technology. You must ensure that your product complies with local regulations and provides clear information to consumers. One essential component is a User Manual and Warranty Card. These documents protect your customers, enhance brand trust, and help you comply with Indonesian consumer protection laws. This guide will help you understand how to create an effective User Manual Warranty Card that meets both regulatory and market expectations. Why a User Manual and Warranty Card Matter 1. Legal Compliance The Indonesian government, through the Consumer Protection Act and related regulations, requires that all electronic products come with clear instructions and warranty information in Bahasa Indonesia. Without these documents, your products may face import restrictions, penalties, or even be banned from the market. 2. Customer Satisfaction A well-designed user manual makes it easier for consumers to set up, operate, and maintain your product safely. It reduces the risk of misuse and increases overall satisfaction. 3. Brand Credibility A professionally made warranty card shows that your brand is reliable and committed to after-sales support. This builds customer loyalty and improves your market reputation. Steps to Create a User Manual Warranty Card 1. Understand Regulatory Requirements Before you start writing, research the local regulations related to consumer information and warranties. In Indonesia, electronic products must have: Make sure you refer to the Ministry of Trade Regulation No. 19/M-DAG/PER/5/2009 on the obligation to use Indonesian language for product information. 2. Structure Your User Manual A good user manual should be clear, logical, and easy to follow. Here’s a suggested structure: Always include simple diagrams or images to make instructions easier to understand. 3. Create a Warranty Card Your warranty card must cover all key details to protect both your business and customers. Essential components include: Make sure this document is also available in Bahasa Indonesia. 4. Use Clear, Consistent Language Avoid overly technical jargon or complicated sentences. Your manual and warranty card should be accessible to all customers, regardless of their technical knowledge. If you are targeting the Indonesian market, consider working with professional translators or local consultants to ensure all terminology is appropriate and culturally relevant. 5. Focus on Design and Layout The appearance of your documents reflects your brand image. Use: A visually appealing manual is more likely to be used and trusted. Why Work with Experts? Developing a user manual and warranty card that meets Indonesian standards can be complex, especially for international brands. Mistakes or omissions could lead to costly delays, penalties, or damage to your reputation. This is where Jten Group can help. We specialize in creating compliant, professional, and effective User Manuals and Warranty Cards for electronic products sold in Indonesia. Our team understands local regulations and consumer expectations, ensuring your documents not only comply with the law but also strengthen your brand. Get Professional Assistance If you want to make sure your User Manual and Warranty Card are accurate, attractive, and fully compliant, don’t hesitate to contact Jten Group. Our experts are ready to support you through every step, from drafting and translation to design and printing. Contact Jten Group today and ensure your products meet Indonesian standards while delivering the best customer experience.

New Regulation on Wireless Power Transmission: KEPMEN 46/2025 Officially Takes Effect!
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New Regulation on Wireless Power Transmission: KEPMEN 46/2025 Officially Takes Effect!

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Jakarta (Jten) – Wireless Power Transmission (WPT) technology is increasingly developing and is used in various electronic devices such as wireless chargers, electric vehicles, and medical devices. However, to ensure safety and efficiency of use, the Indonesian government has updated related regulations by issuing KEPMEN 46 of 2025 as a replacement for KEPMEN 260 of 2024. Changes to WPT Regulations in KEPMEN 46/2025 This new regulation regulates several important aspects, including: ✔ New Frequency Bands – Safer and more efficient spectrum adjustment. ✔  Strong Limits of Electromagnetic Fields – Reduces the potential for interference to other devices. ✔ Spurious Emission – Limiting unwanted emissions so as not to interfere with radio communications. ✔ Testing Standards – Using international methods to guarantee the quality of the device. New Frequency Bands for WPT The latest regulations set the frequency spectrum for WPT to be more structured and less interference: Strong Limits of Electromagnetic Fields In order for the WPT device not to interfere with other devices, the strong limit of the electromagnetic field is set as follows: WPT Testing Method Based on KEPMEN 46/2025 To obtain official certification, WPT devices must go through rigorous testing based on international standards EN 300 330 and EN 303 417. These tests include: ✔ Frequency Measurement – Ensures the device operates in the permitted spectrum. ✔  Field Strength Measurement – Performed at a distance of 10 meters to evaluate radiation levels. ✔ Unwanted Emission Test – Ensures there is no excessive electromagnetic interference. ✔ Power Efficiency Evaluation – Measures how optimally the power transmitted to the receiving device is. Benefits of Complying with KEPMEN Regulation 46/2025 By complying with this new standard, WPT device manufacturers and users can reap a variety of benefits: Conclusion With the enactment of KEPMEN 46 of 2025, regulations on Wireless Power Transmission (WPT) devices in Indonesia are now stricter to ensure the safety and efficiency of their use. If you are a WPT manufacturer or distributor, make sure that your device meets this new standard in order to be legally and safely marketed.

Ministry of Communication and Information Establishes Free Space Optics (FSO) Technical Standards, Manufacturers Must Meet Regulations
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Ministry of Communication and Information Establishes Free Space Optics (FSO) Technical Standards, Manufacturers Must Meet Regulations

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Jakarta (Jten) – The Ministry of Communication and Informatics (Kemkominfo) has set technical standards for Free Space Optics (FSO) telecommunications devices through Ministerial Decree Number 59 of 2022. This regulation aims to ensure that FSO devices circulating in Indonesia meet safety and interoperability standards. What is Free Space Optics (FSO)? FSO is a wireless optical communication technology that uses light waves in the air to transmit data. This technology functions like fiber optics, but without using physical cables. With a point-to-point system, FSO can send data in the form of images, videos, and radio signals at high speeds, reaching up to 160 Gb/s under optimal conditions. Advantages and Characteristics of FSO Compared to radio or microwave-based communication systems, FSO has several advantages, including: This technology is ideal for use in metropolitan area networks (MAN) and can be an alternative to expand the internet network at a more efficient cost. Ministry of Communication and Information Regulation: Technical Standards Must Be Met In Ministerial Decree 59/2022, FSO devices must meet two main technical standard categories, namely: 1. General Requirements 2. Interoperability Requirements Standardization Awareness is Important for Industry This regulation not only ensures the safety and quality of devices used by the public, but also provides certainty for manufacturers and distributors in supplying products that meet standards. In addition, this regulation also contributes to environmental protection and supervision of devices circulating in the market. For manufacturers and distributors who wish to obtain certification from SDPPI, assistance services are now available to simplify the application process to certification.

SNI Certification Services: Easy, Fast, and Guaranteed Official Process
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SNI Certification Services: Easy, Fast, and Guaranteed Official Process

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SNI (Indonesian National Standard) certification is a mandatory requirement for various products circulating in Indonesia. This process ensures that the product has met safety, quality, and performance standards according to government regulations. Now, SNI certification services are here to make it easier for business actors to obtain official certificates. With complete services ranging from consultation, laboratory testing, to certificate publication, the certification process can be done faster and more transparently. Advantages of SNI certification services:✅ Professional and experienced team in industry regulation.✅ Full assistance from the consultation stage to the issuance of the certificate.✅ Fast process with regular updates every week.✅ Guaranteed official certificate according to national standards. With trusted SNI certification services, business actors can ensure that their products meet applicable standards and increase competitiveness in domestic and international markets. 🔹 Ready to get SNI certificate? Contact our service now! Jten.co.id

KOMDIGI MINISTERIAL DECREE No. 13 of 2025: Determination of Foreign Testing Centers for Telecommunication Certification
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KOMDIGI MINISTERIAL DECREE No. 13 of 2025: Determination of Foreign Testing Centers for Telecommunication Certification

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Jakarta– The Indonesian government through the Ministry of Communication and Digital (KOMDIGI) officially issued the Decree of the Minister of KOMDIGI No. 13 of 2025 concerning the Determination of Foreign Testing Centers for the Purpose of Certification of Telecommunication Equipment and/or Telecommunication Devices. This regulation was signed by the Minister of KOMDIGI, Meutya Viada Hafid, on January 15, 2025 and will be effective from January 1, 2025 to December 31, 2026. This decision aims to provide legal certainty regarding the use of foreign laboratory test results as supporting documents in submitting telecommunications equipment certification applications in Indonesia. Key Points of KOMDIGI Ministerial Decree No. 13 of 2025 ✅ Determination of the List of Overseas Testing Centers Foreign testing laboratories that can be used in the certification process consist of:🔹 Previously unilaterally recognized foreign testing centers (non-MRA).🔹 Testing centers that have registered or re-verified no later than November 1, 2024. With this regulation, only laboratories that have been registered in the appendix to the decision can be used for testing telecommunications devices. ✅ Regulation Validity Period This regulation is effective from January 1, 2025 to December 31, 2026, so companies requiring telecommunications equipment certification must ensure compliance with the list of established test centers. ✅ Terms of Use of Digital Signature Since April 1, 2021, test reports are required to use digital signatures. This requirement remains in place to ensure the security and validity of telecommunications device testing documents. ✅ Use of Test Reports for Certification Test result reports from registered overseas testing centers can be used in submitting SDPPI/DJID certification applications on the following conditions:🔹 Testing is carried out in a laboratory appropriate to the type of telecommunications device.🔹 Testing is carried out by foreign testing centers as stipulated in this Ministerial Decree or testing centers recognized through the Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA) mechanism. Impact of KOMDIGI Ministerial Decree No. 13 of 2025 on Telecommunication Certification With the enactment of this regulation, the telecommunications equipment certification process becomes clearer and more structured. Companies seeking SDPPI/DJID certification need to ensure that their test reports come from laboratories specified in this decree. Need Help with the Telecommunication Certification Process? If your company needs assistance in managing telecommunication equipment certification in Indonesia, such as SDPPI/DJID Certification, SNI Certification, TKDN, and other supporting services, Jten is ready to help!

Government Issues New Regulations Regarding Use of Radio Frequency Spectrum Based on Class Licenses
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Government Issues New Regulations Regarding Use of Radio Frequency Spectrum Based on Class Licenses

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Jakarta– The Indonesian Ministry of Communication and Digital (KOMDIGI) has officially issued Ministerial Regulation No. 2 of 2025, which replaces the previous regulation, Ministerial Regulation No. 2 of 2023. This policy aims to provide clearer guidance regarding the use of radio frequency spectrum operating under class licenses in Indonesia. Additional Frequency Allocation for RLAN and SRD In this new regulation, there is an additional allocation for radio frequency spectrum on certain devices, including: 📡 Radio Local Area Network (RLAN): 📡 Short Range Device (SRD): For more detailed information regarding the new rules regarding RLAN, the public can refer to KOMDIGI Ministerial Decree No. 12 of 2025 which regulates the radio frequency spectrum and technical standards for RLAN-based telecommunications devices. REGULATION OF THE MINISTER OF COMMUNICATION AND DIGITAL AFFAIRS OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA NUMBER 2 OF 2025 Two Main Attachments in Ministerial Regulation No.2 of 2025 This new regulation includes two main attachments that further regulate the use of the radio frequency spectrum and the technical requirements for the operation of telecommunications equipment. 🔹 Appendix 1 – Use of Radio Frequency Spectrum Based on Class LicensesIn this regulation, telecommunications equipment operating in a class license scheme includes:✔ Short Range Device (SRD)✔ Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN)✔ Radio Local Area Network (RLAN)✔ International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) based on Class License 🔹 Appendix 2 – Technical and Operational RequirementsThis section describes the technical and operational specifications for various telecommunications equipment, including:✅ Radio Local Area Network (RLAN) – Used for Wi-Fi and wireless internet services.✅ Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN) – Supports IoT ecosystems and smart cities.✅ Short Range Devices (SRD) – Includes Bluetooth technology, RFID, and wireless microphones.✅ International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT) with Class License – processing efficiency in the use of cellular networks.✅ Personal Mobile Radio (PMR) – Used for communications in the business and industrial sectors. Impact of New Regulations on the Telecommunications Industry With the issuance of Ministerial Regulation No. 2 of 2025, it is hoped that the Indonesian telecommunications industry will continue to develop and can adopt the latest technologies, including 5G, IoT, and more efficient spectrum-based wireless communications. For industry players, service providers, and users of telecommunications devices, this regulation is an important guideline in ensuring compliance with established standards. If you need consulting or certification services for telecommunications equipment and/or telecommunications devices, contact us now.

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