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Source: Indonesia Baik (Kementerian Komunikasi dan Digital RI) — UMP 2026 · effective Jan 1, 2026
Indonesia Baik (Kementerian Komunikasi dan Digital RI) — UMP 2026Indonesia has NO single national statutory minimum wage. Minimum wages are set regionally: provincial (Upah Minimum Provinsi, UMP) and district/city (UMK), with optional sectoral minimums, under the national wage framework PP No. 49 Tahun 2025 (formula = inflation + economic growth x alpha, alpha 0.5-0.9). All take effect 1 January 2026. Reported figure is the DKI Jakarta UMP 2026 = Rp5,729,876/month (+6.17% YoY), chosen as the most-cited national reference tier (capital region, highest provincial UMP). Range across the 38 provinces runs from roughly Rp2,317,601/month (West Java/Jawa Barat, lowest, +5.77%) up to the Jakarta figure; district-level UMK can exceed the provincial UMP. weekly_hours_used=40 reflects Indonesia's statutory standard work week (Job Creation Law: 40 hrs/week, e.g. 8h x 5 days or 7h x 6 days); not used for any conversion since the rate is published monthly. Wikipedia's list-of-countries page is stale (2020 figures) and was not used for the number. Confidence high for the Jakarta figure; note that the 'standard adult full-time worker' rate genuinely varies by province/district in Indonesia.
Big Mac price: The Economist · Jan 1, 2026