The updated regulation ensures that radio frequency spectrum—an essential and limited resource—is used effectively to support national development, digital transformation, and growing connectivity needs.

Key Highlights

• Comprehensive coverage of all spectrum uses, including telecommunications, broadcasting, aviation, maritime, and satellite services
• Updated allocation table (TASFRI) defining how frequency bands are assigned across different radio services
• Clear distinction between primary and secondary services, ensuring better interference protection
• Strong emphasis on safety and emergency communications, which receive top priority

What’s New

The regulation introduces updated allocations for mobile broadband, satellite services, and emerging technologies, while improving clarity through detailed technical notes and usage conditions. It also replaces earlier regulations, creating a more streamlined and up-to-date framework.

Why It Matters

This update provides a stronger foundation for:

• Expansion of 4G, 5G, and future wireless technologies
• Growth in satellite communications and space services
• Reliable and interference-free operations across industries

Overall, Regulation No. 8 of 2026 positions Indonesia to better manage its spectrum resources and support the continued growth of its digital economy.