Indonesia has formally entered the eSIM era with the issuance of Regulation No. 7 of 2025 by the Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs. This new regulation establishes a legal and technical framework for the deployment of eSIM technology across mobile cellular and satellite networks. From provisioning systems and customer onboarding to third-party vendor obligations and data security accreditation, the regulation sets out detailed requirements that telecom providers must meet by April 2027. While the shift promises improvements in connectivity, device management, and IoT integration, it also raises new compliance and data protection challenges.

In this article, lawyers from Dentons HPRP, Andre Rahadian (Partner), Mika Isac Kriyasa (Partner), and Steven Feriyanto (Associate), break down the key obligations introduced under the regulation, the timeline for implementation, and strategic considerations for providers and vendors. With experience in telecommunications law, digital infrastructure, and data privacy, the team offers practical insights to help stakeholders navigate this regulatory shift and prepare for its long-term impact on operations and service delivery in Indonesia.

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