Eight sectors are categorized as operating Vital Information Infrastructure (Infrastruktur Informasi Vital), specifically: 1) Government administration; 2) Energy and mineral resources; 3) Transportation; 4) Finance; 5) Healthcare; 6) Information and communications technology; 7) Food; and 8) Defense. In addition to these sectors, the president may determine other sectors as strategic if any disturbances to said sectors have the potential to seriously affect the national interest

CPO producers and/or Exporters are required to participate in the MCGR program through prior registrations. Meanwhile, PUJLE may participate in the MGCR program after first submitting digital applications through the Indonesia National Single Window (SINSW) system

A set of guidelines have been issued by the LKPP in order to ensure the smoothness of infrastructure construction and procurements of goods/services as a part of preparations and developments relating to the relocation of Indonesias capital city to Nusantara

Submissions of supporting documents by certain parties (e.g. importers, relevant organizers/business actors) in relation to deliveries of imported goods through transit countries other than ASEAN member countries for transit and/or transshipment purposes are now mandatory. Previously, said submissions were optional in cases where said documents were available

Indonesian investors who engage in any foreign investments will be able to enjoy the following types of investment facilitation, among others: 1) Provision of general information on the geographies, economic conditions and laws and regulations of destination countries in relation to Indonesian foreign investments; 2) Information on Indonesian foreign investment potential and opportunities; 3) Provision of reviews of any investment barriers that are in force in recipient countries; and so forth

Exports of CPO; RBD Palm Oil; RBD Palm Olein; and UCO may only be carried out by exporters who have secured export approvals as well as various required documents

In order for business actors to be determined as the executors of imports of certain goods, they must either submit applications electronically to the Minister of Trade via the Indonesia National Single Window System (SINSW) or INATRADE system or manually through Trade Integrated Service Unit I in accordance with the relevant requirements comprehensively outlined under Appendix I to the Amendment

Manufacturers and importers may secure postponements in relation to excise payments if: 1) They are not the subjects of any excise arrears, excise underpayments, administrative sanctions in the form of fines and/or interest for excise unless an objection has been filed or installments are being paid; 2) They have not received any warning letters during the past 12 months; and 3) They have been confirmed as having valid taxpayer status

Products that are included under the Preferential Trade Agreement and that are imported and exported to and from D-8 member states are eligible to receive preferential treatment, provided that such goods fulfill various provisions that are set under this regulation and are shipped directly between said member states

The Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources has now merged provisions that address procedures for the submission of applications for the following purposes: 1) Approvals for sales prices for electrical power and the leasing of electrical power networks; and 2) Determination of electrical power tariffs