Indonesia has introduced a major regulatory update through the enactment of Minister of Communication and Digital Affairs Regulation No. 8 of 2025, aimed at strengthening the commercial postal sector. The regulation not only revokes several older rules but also sets new standards for service coverage, licensing, facilities, and consumer protection. Among the key highlights are mandatory nationwide service coverage, standardized infrastructure requirements, and a clearer business licensing process for postal service providers. The regulation also opens more room for foreign participation and introduces green logistics as part of the government’s environmental agenda.

In this article, Dentons HPRP lawyers – Maurice Maulana Situmorang (Partner), Ronny Chrismanto Ginting (Senior Associate) and Natasya Gabriela (Associate), unpack the key provisions of MoCDA Regulation 8/2025 and their implications for postal service operators, including both domestic and foreign players. Drawing on their legal expertise, the authors provide a practical overview of compliance requirements and potential challenges, offering valuable insights for businesses navigating the evolving regulatory landscape of Indonesia’s postal industry.

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