KBLI 84114

National Planning Authority

Lembaga Eksekutif Perencanaan

🏛️ Section O — Public Administration & Defence

Closed to PMA (national)

🚫ClosedNew in 2025Closed to foreigners

This activity covers government executive bodies focused on national planning—formulating and coordinating government policies, along with their secretariat functions. A typical example is the Ministry of National Development Planning (Bappenas).

What Changed

KBLI 2020→2025 mapping: bps only.

What You Need

For a foreign-owned company (PMA), this KBLI is entirely closed. The national regulation sets foreign ownership at 0% (TERTUTUP), meaning no PMA can be registered under this code. While Bali’s local status does not impose an additional moratorium for domestic entities, the national ban makes it impossible for a foreign entrepreneur to pursue this line of business in Bali.

Who This Is For

This classification is strictly for Indonesian government institutions; it is not available to any private foreign entrepreneur.

Common Questions

Can foreigners operate a national planning authority business in Indonesia?

No. KBLI 84114 (Lembaga Eksekutif Perencanaan) is TERTUTUP — closed to foreign investment. Reserved for Indonesian nationals only.

What license is required for KBLI 84114?

KBLI 84114 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 84114?

KBLI 84114 is the Indonesian business classification code for "Lembaga Eksekutif Perencanaan" (National Planning Authority). 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.