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SDPPI / Postel / DJID
Type Approval (SDPPI)
Certification for radio, wireless and telecom equipment — Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cellular and NFC.
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Services
Six regulatory routes into the Indonesian market. Most products need two or three.
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SDPPI / Postel / DJID
Certification for radio, wireless and telecom equipment — Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cellular and NFC.
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02
BSN / LSPro
Mandatory Indonesian National Standard certification for product groups where SNI applies to imports.
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03
BPOM
Product registration for cosmetics, food, supplements and medical devices before they can legally be sold.
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04
BPJPH
Halal certification for imported products falling under Indonesia's mandatory halal obligations.
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05
OSS / Customs
Importer registration and permits covering NIB, API-U and NIK so goods clear customs cleanly.
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06
BKPM / OSS
Foreign-owned company setup when you need a local entity rather than a local representative.
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Quick guide
A rough guide only. The assessment confirms the exact set before anything is filed.
| Product | Certification | Registration | Market entry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wireless consumer device | Type approval, SNI where designated | Not usually | Import licensing |
| Cosmetic product | Not usually | BPOM, halal | Import licensing |
| Packaged food or beverage | Not usually | BPOM, halal | Import licensing |
| Health supplement | Not usually | BPOM, halal | Import licensing |
| Medical device | Not usually | BPOM device registration | Import licensing |
| Industrial machinery | SNI where designated | Not usually | Import licensing, PT PMA if operating locally |
How we work
1
Product, specifications and intended use in. Applicable schemes out.
2
Documents, testing route and dates, in writing before anything is filed.
3
Submissions prepared, laboratories coordinated, local representation provided.
4
Certificates issued to the right holder, renewals and variations tracked.
FAQ
Send us the product specification and intended use. The assessment that comes back names each applicable scheme, why it applies, what it requires and roughly how long it takes, with no obligation attached.
Yes, and usually you should. BPOM and halal, for example, share much of the same source documentation, so running them in parallel saves both time and duplicated effort. We sequence the schemes so dependencies do not stall each other.
Often. We review what has already been submitted and where it stalled before quoting, so you are not paying twice for the same step. Where a certificate is already held by another party, transferring it is a separate question we will flag honestly.
Very likely. The six services here cover the schemes, not the product categories, and almost every imported product falls under some combination of them. If your product genuinely falls outside what we handle, we will say so rather than take the engagement.
The applicable schemes, the documents required, the testing route and a realistic timeline — in writing, at no cost.
Last reviewed . Indonesian requirements change; we confirm the current position in every assessment.