Indonesia's OSS System Returns to Normal After Integration Challenges

Background on OSS Disruption

The Online Single Submission (OSS) system, a critical component of Indonesia's investment ecosystem, experienced a two-month disruption due to the integration of new regulatory requirements. The disruption was caused by the implementation of Government Regulation No. 28/2025 on Risk-Based Business Licensing, which aims to simplify business licensing processes.

Normalization and Impact

The Deputy Minister of Investment and Head of BKPM, Todotua Pasaribu, announced that the OSS system has now returned to normal operation. This normalization is crucial as it directly impacts the country's investment realization target of Rp 1,900 trillion for 2025. As of November 2025, the investment realization is showing significant progress, boosting confidence in achieving the annual target.

Key Statistics and Developments

• The number of businesses completing their business licenses has increased by approximately 3 million in 2025.
• The integration involved 53 related ministries and institutions, demonstrating a comprehensive approach to regulatory reform.
• The new regulation is part of efforts to improve Indonesia's investment climate and ease of doing business.

Forward Outlook

With the OSS system now operational, Indonesia is poised to maintain its positive investment momentum. The government's proactive measures in addressing the temporary disruption and enhancing the licensing system are expected to have a positive impact on the investment climate in Indonesia.