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Doing business in Lampung

Talent, costs, rules and the government's commitment to a pro-business environment.

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Rp3,047,734
Minimum wage 2026 / month
Source p.39
9 / 38
Lowest UMP nationally
2nd lowest in Sumatra · Source p.39
9.4 M
Population
2nd largest in Sumatra · Source p.4
73,553
New business IDs Jan–Sep 2026
Source p.35

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Regulation

Regional Regulation of Lampung Province No. 14 of 2023 concerning the Regional Spatial Plan (RTRW) of Lampung Province 2023–2043

Regulation

Regional Regulation of Lampung Province No. 2 of 2025 concerning the Regional Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMD) of Lampung Province 2025–2029

Regulation

Draft Regional Regulation on the Provision of Incentives and Investment Ease/Facilities of Lampung Province

Regulation

Regional Head Regulation on Detailed Spatial Plan (RDTR)

OSS-RBA licensing ↗

Business licences are issued through Indonesia's Online Single Submission system.

Investment incentives

The regional regulation on incentives and investment facilities is in draft. Details will be published once enacted.

Need guidance?

The Investor Desk helps with permits, land and spatial-plan questions.

Source: FOILA 2026 p.53

Our commitment to a pro-business environment

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Permit

  • Efficient and timely permitting process
  • Digital-based system
  • Easy, transparent, and accountable
  • Friendly and measurable
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Regulatory Support

  • Regional Regulation of Lampung Province No. 14 of 2023 concerning the Regional Spatial Plan (RTRW) of Lampung Province 2023–2043
  • Regional Regulation of Lampung Province No. 2 of 2025 concerning the Regional Medium-Term Development Plan (RPJMD) of Lampung Province 2025–2029
  • Draft Regional Regulation on the Provision of Incentives and Investment Ease/Facilities of Lampung Province
  • Regional Head Regulation on Detailed Spatial Plan (RDTR)
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Environment Conditioning

  • Proactive and investor-needs-oriented facilitation
  • Intergovernmental and stakeholder coordination
  • Intensive, open, and responsive communication
  • Land clear and clean guarantee
  • Security and order for investment
  • Competitive labor force
  • Infrastructure support for connectivity, electricity and water

Source: FOILA 2026 p.53