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Everything you need to know about SDPPI / DJID certification, testing requirements, and compliance in Indonesia.
DJID certification is an official approval issued by the Indonesian Directorate General of Infrastructure and Digital (DJID). It is mandatory for telecommunication and electronic devices that utilize radio frequency or connect to public networks before being marketed or distributed in Indonesia.
The certification ensures that all imported or locally manufactured devices comply with national technical standards for safety, electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), and radio frequency usage. By obtaining DJID certification, manufacturers and importers demonstrate compliance with local regulations, ensuring market access and consumer trust.
The type of testing required depends on the features of your device. If your device has radio frequency features such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or cellular, it may require RF, EMC, and possibly SAR testing. Some devices may also require Safety testing depending on the risk level of electrical components.
After you submit the product datasheet and user manual, our engineering team will identify the appropriate test requirements. Some may qualify for document-based evaluations, but others will need full local lab testing.
Generally, we require at least two samples for testing. One will be used for radiated testing and another for conducted testing. If your product also requires Safety or SAR testing, additional samples may be needed.
The samples must be fully functional and configured according to their regular operating modes. We recommend preparing spare units in case one fails or is damaged during testing.
The DJID certification process usually takes around 4 to 6 weeks after all required documents and samples are submitted completely. This timeline includes the queue for local testing, test report issuance, document review, and certificate approval.
However, the actual lead time can vary depending on factors such as lab availability, holidays, technical issues, and completeness of documentation. Working with experienced consultants like Cerapproval helps minimize these delays.
To begin the process, you must create an ID Izin through the OSS (Online Single Submission) system at ui-login.oss.go.id. Click “PB-UMKU – New Application”, search for the applicable KBLI related to your device, and apply for the UMKU Business License.
Select “Certificate for Telecommunication Equipment and/or Devices”. Afterward, fulfill the requirements to be redirected to the E-Certification / SDPPI system. Ensure your ID Izin appears in the “Checklist Data” menu before uploading technical documents.
The first step is simple: send us your product specifications or product name via email at gma@cerapproval.com or WhatsApp us at +62 899-3300-033.
Our team will conduct a free preliminary evaluation to determine if your product needs DJID / SDPPI, SNI, or other certifications. We'll guide you on the exact documents and testing required to ensure a smooth and efficient process.