Senin, Mei 27, 2024

List of Import-Restricted Goods Updated Following Newly Relaxed Import Requirements for Certain Imported Goods

The newly introduced framework of Regulation of the Minister of Trade No. 8 of 2024 ("Regulation 8/2024") on the Third Amendment to Regulation No. 36 of 2023 on Import Policy and Provisions ("Regulation 36/2023") has now updated the list of certain types of goods for which permits are required for importation and goods that are restricted in terms of their importation. For more information on the Amendment, see the following edition of Indonesian Legal Brief (ILB): “Several Types of Commercial Goods Now Exempted from Import Approval and Technical Consideration Requirements”.
Following the enforcement of Regulation 36/2023, the Minister of Finance ("Minister") has now decided to introduce an updated list of goods that are restricted for import through the issuance of Decree No. 17/KM.4/2024 ("Decree 17/2024"), which has been in force since 17 May 2024.
While Decree 17/2024 does not replace or repeal Decree of the Minister No. 8/KM.4/2024 ("Decree 8/2024") in its entirety, which previously listed various import-restricted goods, Decree 17/2024 now states that the listed permits that are required for imports of certain types of goods, as originally outlined under Decree 8/2024, must now adhere to the comprehensive list that is set out under the Appendix to Decree 17/2024. Import requirements that have been revised by Decree 17/2024 apply to the following commodities, among others: 1) Traditional medicines and health supplements; 2) Cosmetics and household healthcare supplies; 3) Valves; and 4) Bags.
It should also be noted that Regulation 8/2024 has now relaxed the list of import permits that are required for certain types of goods, specifically the import approvals and technical considerations that are required in order to complete imports, which prompted the introduction of Decree 17/2024.

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The newly introduced framework of Regulation of the Minister of Trade No. 8 of 2024 ("Regulation 8/2024") on the Third Amendment to Regulation No. 36 of 2023 on Import Policy and Provisions ("Regulation 36/2023") has now updated the list of certain types of goods for which permits are required for importation and goods that are restricted in terms of their importation. For more information on the Amendment, see the following edition of Indonesian Legal Brief (ILB): “Several Types of Commercial Goods Now Exempted from Import Approval and Technical Consideration Requirements”.
Following the enforcement of Regulation 36/2023, the Minister of Finance ("Minister") has now decided to introduce an updated list of goods that are restricted for import through the issuance of Decree No. 17/KM.4/2024 ("Decree 17/2024"), which has been in force since 17 May 2024.
While Decree 17/2024 does not replace or repeal Decree of the Minister No. 8/KM.4/2024 ("Decree 8/2024") in its entirety, which previously listed various import-restricted goods, Decree 17/2024 now states that the listed permits that are required for imports of certain types of goods, as originally outlined under Decree 8/2024, must now adhere to the comprehensive list that is set out under the Appendix to Decree 17/2024. Import requirements that have been revised by Decree 17/2024 apply to the following commodities, among others: 1) Traditional medicines and health supplements; 2) Cosmetics and household healthcare supplies; 3) Valves; and 4) Bags.
It should also be noted that Regulation 8/2024 has now relaxed the list of import permits that are required for certain types of goods, specifically the import approvals and technical considerations that are required in order to complete imports, which prompted the introduction of Decree 17/2024.

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