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Minimum Wages in Indonesia with effect from 01-01-2017 to 31-12-2017

Expected date of revision: 31-12-2017
Last update: 01-01-2018
Currency: IDR (Rupiah indonesia)
Region Minimum Wage per Month
Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam
2,500,000.00
Sumatera Utara
1,961,354.00
Sumatera Barat
1,949,284.00
Sumatera Selatan
2,388,000.00
Riau
2,266,722.00
Kepulauan Riau
2,358,454.00
Jambi
2,063,000.00
Kepulauan Bangka Belitung
2,534,673.00
Bengkulu
1,730,000.00
Jakarta
3,355,750.00
Banten
1,931,180.00
Nusa Tenggara Barat
1,631,190.00
Nusa Tenggara Timur
1,525,000.00
Kalimantan Barat
1,882,900.00
Kalimantan Selatan
2,258,000.00
Kalimantan Tengah
2,222,986.00
Kalimantan Timur
2,339,556.00
Maluku
1,925,000.00
Maluku Utara
1,975,000.00
Gorontalo
2,030,000.00
Sulawesi Tenggara
2,002,625.00
Sulawesi Tengah
1,807,775.00
Sulawesi Barat
2,017,780.00
Sulawesi Selatan
2,435,625.00
Sulawesi Utara
2,598,000.00
Papua
2,663,646.00
Papua Barat
2,416,800.00
Lampung
1,908,447.00
Jawa Barat
1,420,624.00
Jawa Tengah
1,367,000.00
Jawa Timur
1,388,000.00
Yogyakarta
1,337,645.00
Bali
1,956,727.00
North Kalimantan
2,358,800.00

Notes / Footnote

Provincial Minimum Wage 2018

No PROVINCES DESCRIPTION
2017 2018 Percentage Increase (%)
1 NANGGROE ACEH D.   Rp         2,500,000  Rp         2,717,750 9%
2 NORTH SUMATERA    Rp         1,961,354  Rp         2,132,188 9%
3 WEST SUMATERA  Rp         1,949,284  Rp         2,119,067 9%
4 RIAU   Rp         2,266,722  Rp         2,464,154 9%
5 RIAU ISLANDS    Rp         2,358,454  Rp         2,563,875 9%
6 JAMBI      Rp         2,063,000  Rp         2,243,718 9%
7 SOUTH SUMATERA  Rp         2,388,000  Rp         2,595,995 9%
8 BANGKA BELITUNG    Rp         2,534,673  Rp         2,755,443 9%
9 BENGKULU      Rp         1,730,000  Rp         1,888,741 9%
10 LAMPUNG    Rp         1,908,447  Rp         2,074,673 9%
11 WEST JAVA      Rp         1,420,624  Rp         1,544,360 9%
12 DKI JAKARTA     Rp         3,355,750  Rp         3,648,035 9%
13 BANTEN   Rp         1,931,180  Rp         2,099,385 9%
14 CENTRAL JAVA     Rp         1,367,000  Rp         1,486,065 9%
15 YOGYAKARTA    Rp         1,337,645  Rp         1,454,154 9%
16 EAST JAVA  Rp         1,337,645  Rp         1,508,894 13%
17 BALI     Rp         1,956,727  Rp         2,127,157 9%
18 WEST NUSA TENGGARA   Rp         1,631,245  Rp         1,825,000 12%
19 EAST NUSA TENGGARA   Rp         1,650,000  Rp         1,660,000 1%
20 WEST KALIMANTAN  Rp         1,882,900  Rp         2,046,900 9%
21 SOUTH KALIMANTAN  Rp         2,258,000  Rp         2,454,671 9%
22 CENTRAL KALIMANTAN  Rp         2,222,986  Rp         2,421,305 9%
23 EAST KALIMANTAN  Rp         2,339,556  Rp         2,543,331 9%
24 NORTH KALIMANTAN  Rp         2,358,800  Rp         2,559,903 9%
25 MALUKU   Rp         1,925,000  Rp         2,222,220 15%
26 NORTH MALUKU   Rp         1,975,000  Rp         2,147,022 9%
27 GORONTALO  Rp         2,030,000  Rp         2,206,813 9%
28 NORTH SULAWESI    Rp         2,598,000  Rp         2,824,286 9%
29 SOUTH-EAST SULAWESI  Rp         2,002,625  Rp         2,177,052 9%
30 CENTRAL SULAWESI  Rp         1,807,775  Rp         1,965,232 9%
31 SOUTH SULAWESI  Rp         2,435,625  Rp         2,647,767 9%
32 WEST SULAWESI  Rp         2,017,780  Rp         2,193,530 9%
33 PAPUA    Rp         2,663,646  Rp         2,895,650 9%
34 WEST PAPUA    Rp         2,416,855  Rp         2,667,000 10%
  1. New Formula to Calculate Minimum Wage: The Indonesian government has enacted a new mechanism to determine minimum wages. Government Regulation (PP) No. 78/2015 concerning wages, takes effect immediately, after being postponed for around 12 years. The regulation stipulates a measured annual wage increase that takes into account the current fiscal year’s inflation and gross domestic product (GDP) growth rates.Formula to determine annual minimum wage increase is as follows: Previous minimum wage + previous minimum wage x (%annual inflation rate during the year+%GDP annual increase during the year). Formula is not applicable to eight provinces where minimum wage is still below government determined basic cost of living and which will instead be granted an extra 5 percent rise every year for the next four years. 
  2. Minimum wage is calculated as per 40 hours per week. These are regulated on Act No 13/2003 article 77: under subsection (2) as described in following : a.) 7 hours a day and 40 hours a week for 6 workdays a week or b.) 8 hours a day and 40 hours a week for 5 workdays a week.
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