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—
Ministry of Manpower (
Ministry of Manpower
) has just released the latest method for calculating Decent Living Needs (KHL) which is the benchmark
salary
laborer or
workers
in 38 provinces in Indonesia.
KHL is a one-month standard requirement so that workers or laborers and their families can live a decent life.Therefore, the calculation of the Provincial Minimum Wage (UMP) is always directed so that it can approach the benchmark for a decent life in each province.
“The calculation of Decent Living Needs now uses a method based on ILO standards, taking into account the main components of household needs,” wrote the Ministry of Manpower in an Instagram post @kemnaker, Sunday (21/12).
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With this new method, the highest KHL calculation result was in DKI Jakarta province amounting to IDR 5,898,511.In line with the 2025 UMP, the highest reaches almost IDR 5.4 million per month.
The second highest decent living calculation result is in the East Kalimantan region amounting to IDR 5,735,353 and the next position and in the Riau Islands IDR 5,717,082.
Furthermore, the highest KHL is in Papua, South Papua, Central Papua and Mountain Papua with IDR 5,314,281 each.Then, in Bali it was recorded at IDR 5,253,107.
Meanwhile, the lowest decent living value calculation results were in the East Nusa Tenggara region at IDR 3,054,508 and West Sulawesi at IDR 3,091,442.
The government has determined that the 2026 UMP increase formula uses the Inflation + (Economic Growth x Alpha) formula with an Alpha range of 0.5 – 0.9.The Governors will announce the results no later than December 24, 2025.
The following are the standards for decent living outcomes in each province:
1. Aceh: IDR 3,654,466
2. North Sumatra: IDR 3,599,803
3. West Sumatra: IDR 4,076,173
4. Riau: IDR 4,158,948
5. Jambi: IDR 3,931,596
6. South Sumatra: IDR 3,299,907
7. Bengkulu: IDR 3,714,932
8. Lampung: Rp. 3,343,494
9. Bangka Belitung Islands: IDR 4,714,805
10. Riau Islands: IDR 5,717,082
11. DKI Jakarta: IDR 5,898,511
12. West Java: IDR 4,122,871
13. Central Java: IDR 3,512,997
14. Yogyakarta Special Region: IDR 4,604,982
15. East Java: IDR 3,575,938
16. Banten: IDR 4,295,985
17. Bali: IDR 5,253,107
18. West Nusa Tenggara: Rp. 3,410,833
19. East Nusa Tenggara: Rp. 3,054,508
20. West Kalimantan: IDR 4,083,420
21. Central Kalimantan: IDR 4,279,888
22. South Kalimantan: IDR 4,112,552
23. East Kalimantan: IDR 5,735,353
24. North Kalimantan: IDR 4,968,935
25. North Sulawesi: IDR 3,864,224
26. Central Sulawesi: IDR 3,546,013
27. South Sulawesi: IDR 3,670,085
28. Southeast Sulawesi: IDR 3,645,086
29. Gorontalo: Rp. 3,398,395
30. West Sulawesi: IDR 3,091,442
31. Maluku: IDR 4,168,498
32. North Maluku: IDR 4,431,339
33. West Papua: IDR 5,246,172
34. Southwest Papua: IDR 5,246,172
35. Papua: IDR 5,314,281
36. South Papua: IDR 5,314,281
37. Central Papua: IDR 5,314,281
38. Papua Mountains: Rp. 5,314,281.
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