KBLI 84111

Legislative Institutions

Lembaga Legislatif

🏛️ Section O — Public Administration & Defence

Closed to PMA (national)

🚫ClosedNew in 2025Closed to foreigners

This KBLI covers the activities of Indonesia's legislative bodies—the People's Consultative Assembly (MPR), House of Representatives (DPR), and Regional Representative Councils (DPRD)—along with their secretariats. Their core function is making fundamental constitutional decisions, passing, amending or revoking laws and government regulations, and overseeing government administration and budget approvals.

What Changed

KBLI 2020→2025 mapping: bps only.

What You Need

Nationally, foreign ownership in this activity is fully closed (TERTUTUP 0%)—no PMA company can operate a legislative institution, which is a core state function. In Bali, the activity is not blocked by a local moratorium (OK_or_HIGHER_RISK), but that does not override the national prohibition; a foreign-owned entity cannot enter this field anywhere in Indonesia.

Who This Is For

No foreign entrepreneur—this activity is reserved exclusively for Indonesian state legislative bodies and their internal administrative offices.

Common Questions

Can foreigners operate a legislative institutions business in Indonesia?

No. KBLI 84111 (Lembaga Legislatif) is TERTUTUP — closed to foreign investment. Reserved for Indonesian nationals only.

What license is required for KBLI 84111?

KBLI 84111 sits outside the ordinary OSS-RBA risk-based licensing flow: OSS publishes no business-scale licensing rows for it. Activities in this group are typically licensed under a special or sectoral regime (e.g. government affairs, financial services under OJK/BI, education or health authorities) — verify the applicable regulator case-by-case before relying on an NIB alone.

What is KBLI 84111?

KBLI 84111 is the Indonesian business classification code for "Lembaga Legislatif" (Legislative Institutions). It falls under Section O of KBLI 2025, the Indonesian Standard Industrial Classification updated by BPS (Regulation 7/2025). The June 2026 KBLI 2025 transition window has closed; operators should verify the code's current OSS/NIB treatment before relying on it for licensing, reporting, or amendments.