Latest Regional Minimum Wage List for All Provinces in Indonesia 2026

The Indonesian government has officially announced the latest Provincial Minimum Wage (UMP) rates for 2026. These wage standards apply across all provinces and became effective on January 1, 2026. The increase in wages reflects inflation adjustments, regional economic growth, and labor policies introduced by the government.

COMPLETE LIST OF INDONESIA PROVINCIAL MINIMUM WAGES 2026

SUMATRA

• Aceh: Rp 3,932,552
• North Sumatra: Rp 3,228,949
• West Sumatra: Rp 3,182,955
• Riau: Rp 3,780,495
• Jambi: Rp 3,471,497
• South Sumatra: Rp 3,942,963
• Bengkulu: Rp 2,827,250
• Lampung: Rp 3,047,734
• Bangka Belitung Islands: Rp 4,035,000
• Riau Islands: Rp 3,879,520 

JAVA AND BALI

• DKI Jakarta: Rp 5,729,876
• Banten: Rp 3,100,881
• West Java: Rp 2,317,601
• Central Java: Rp 2,327,386
• DI Yogyakarta: Rp 2,417,495
• East Java: Rp 2,446,880
• Bali: Rp 3,207,459 

NUSA TENGGARA

• West Nusa Tenggara (NTB): Rp 2,673,861
• East Nusa Tenggara (NTT): Rp 2,455,898 

KALIMANTAN

• West Kalimantan: Rp 2,986,660
• Central Kalimantan: Rp 3,473,621
• South Kalimantan: Rp 3,496,194
• East Kalimantan: Rp 3,711,313
• North Kalimantan: Rp 3,738,002 

SULAWESI

• North Sulawesi: Rp 3,775,425
• Central Sulawesi: Rp 2,914,583
• South Sulawesi: Rp 3,658,738
• Southeast Sulawesi: Rp 3,225,237
• Gorontalo: Rp 3,221,731
• West Sulawesi: Rp 3,104,430 

MALUKU AND PAPUA

• Maluku: Rp 3,141,700
• North Maluku: Rp 3,408,000
• West Papua: Rp 3,615,000
• Southwest Papua: Rp 3,614,000
• Papua: Rp 4,285,850
• Central Papua: Rp 4,285,848
• Highland Papua: Rp 4,285,850
• South Papua: Rp 4,508,850
• Papua Mountains: Rp 4,285,850 

PROVINCES WITH THE HIGHEST MINIMUM WAGES

The provinces with the highest regional minimum wages in 2026 are:

1. DKI Jakarta — Rp 5,729,876
2. South Papua — Rp 4,508,850
3. Papua — Rp 4,285,850
4. Bangka Belitung Islands — Rp 4,035,000
5. South Sumatra — Rp 3,942,963 

FACTORS BEHIND THE 2026 WAGE INCREASE

The government calculates regional minimum wages using several indicators, including:

• Inflation rate
• Economic growth
• Regional productivity
• Cost of living
• Labor contribution index (Alpha) 

CONCLUSION

The latest regional minimum wage list for all provinces in Indonesia in 2026 shows steady wage growth across the country. DKI Jakarta remains the province with the highest official provincial minimum wage, while several Papua regions continue to record strong wage standards due to higher living costs and economic conditions.

These updated wage figures are important references for workers, job seekers, companies, and investors when planning careers, salaries, and business operations in Indonesia.