Scope assessment and administrative coordination for Indonesian mining licences under current mineral-and-coal, OSS, spatial, environmental, and technical requirements.
IUP, IUPK, IPR, SIPB, IUJP, transport-and-sales activities, and supporting approvals have different eligibility rules. A company cannot select a licence only from its name or preferred business model.
Review of the commodity, WIUP or WIUPK position, exploration or production-operation stage, corporate eligibility, and the current central or regional process.
Initial assessment of whether the proposed community-mining or rock-mining activity fits the statutory pathway, location, applicant, scale, and commodity requirements.
Coordination for eligible mining-service activities and related OSS records. Operational compliance, safety, technical personnel, RKAB, reporting, and other duties are assessed separately when applicable.
Indonesia’s mineral-and-coal framework was amended by Law No. 2 of 2025 and Government Regulation No. 39 of 2025. Requirements can also depend on current implementing rules and OSS configuration. Jakarta Legal ID provides administrative coordination and does not issue licences, allocate mining areas, approve RKAB, certify reserves, or guarantee an authority’s decision.
Use these guides to distinguish licence stages, align the proposed activity with the appropriate KBLI, and prepare the Indonesian business entity before starting a mining-licensing workstream.
Compare the purpose and compliance scope of the two principal IUP stages.
Understand why business-activity classification should be resolved before the OSS submission.
Review the entity-establishment workstream that may precede sector licensing.
Provide the commodity, project location, proposed activity, applicant, current licences, and project stage. We can help identify the administrative workstream and the authority or technical professional required.