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Patent Filing in Indonesia

File your PCT national phase application in Indonesia with the Directorate General of Intellectual Property (Indonesia) through AnalystIP, within 31 months from the priority date. Every requirement below is taken from the WIPO PCT Applicant's Guide and kept up to date by our team.

Deadline

When is your national phase deadline in Indonesia?

Enter the earliest priority date of your PCT application (or the international filing date if there is no priority).

Key facts

Patent filing in Indonesia: key facts

Late entry

Reinstatement of rights (PCT Rule 49.6): refer to the Office. Late entry possible with additional fee of 5,000,000 IDR.

Fee reductions

None

Patent term

20 years from the international filing date

Annuities

The first payment is due within six months from the date of grant.

Official fees

Official fees for patent filing in Indonesia

Exact official fees for your applicationFor Indonesia, based on your pages, claims and applicant type. Free, after a quick email check.

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Standard official fees (general)

From the WIPO PCT Applicant's Guide, updated March 27, 2026. Amounts in IDR. Your exact fees depend on your application: use the calculator above.

FeeAmountNotes
Filing fee (electronic filing)IDR 1,250,000
Filing fee (paper filing)IDR 1,500,000
Additional filing fee for each page of the description in excess of 30IDR 15,000
Claim fee for each claim in excess of 10IDR 75,000
Substantive examination feeIDR 3,000,000
Additional fee for late entryIDR 5,000,000

Fee reductions: None

From WIPO

National phase entry requirements

Time limit

31 months from the priority date (Chapter I, Article 22, and Chapter II, Article 39(1)); may be extended on payment of an additional late-entry fee

The time limit can be extended by paying a late-entry fee.

Translation

Article 22: description, claims (if amended, both as originally filed and as amended, together with any statement under Article 19), any text matter of drawings, abstract. Article 39(1): description, claims, any text matter of drawings, abstract (if amended, both as originally filed and as amended by the annexes to the IPER).

Late entry and reinstatement

Reinstatement of rights (PCT Rule 49.6): refer to the Office. Late entry possible with additional fee of 5,000,000 IDR. Effect of restoration of priority by the receiving Office (Rule 49ter.1): refer to the Office. Requests for restoration of priority (Rule 49ter.2): no.

Agent and power of attorney

Required if the applicant is not resident in Indonesia. Any person registered to practise as a patent consultant in Indonesia may act.

Special requirements of the office

  • Appointment of an agent if the applicant is not resident in Indonesia
  • Instrument of assignment if the applicant changed after the international filing date
  • Document evidencing a change of the applicant's name after the international filing date not reflected in Form PCT/IB/306
  • Translation of the international application in three copies (one electronic copy if filed electronically)
  • If not complied with within the Article 22 or 39(1) time limit, the Office will invite compliance within a time limit fixed in the invitation

Other information

  • Copy of the international application: not required
  • Colour drawings: electronic documents accepted in black and white; colour drawings may be submitted and are automatically converted to black and white
  • If only one translation is furnished and the missing one is not provided after invitation, the Office proceeds on the basis of the international application as filed or amended

Source: WIPO PCT Applicant's Guide, national chapter, updated March 27, 2026.

Documents and formalities

What you need to file in Indonesia

Power of attorney

A power of attorney is required.

Filing requirements in detail

Extension of the filing deadlineYes/12 Months After the Deadline/RFE Needs to file at filing stage
Late translation allowedYes
Article 19 amendmentsPossible
Chapter II / Article 34 amendmentsPossible
Power of attorneyYes
FAQ

Patent filing in Indonesia: questions

What is the deadline for PCT national phase entry in Indonesia?

31 months from the earliest priority date.

Can I enter the national phase in Indonesia after the deadline?

Reinstatement of rights (PCT Rule 49.6): refer to the Office. Late entry possible with additional fee of 5,000,000 IDR. Effect of restoration of priority by the receiving Office (Rule 49ter.1): refer to the Office. Requests for restoration of priority (Rule 49ter.2): no.

In which language must the application be filed in Indonesia?

Indonesian. Article 22: description, claims (if amended, both as originally filed and as amended, together with any statement under Article 19), any text matter of drawings, abstract. Article 39(1): description, claims, any text matter of drawings, abstract (if amended, both as originally filed and as amended by the annexes to the IPER).

Do I need a local patent attorney in Indonesia?

Required if the applicant is not resident in Indonesia. Any person registered to practise as a patent consultant in Indonesia may act.

Is a power of attorney needed, and must it be legalized?

A power of attorney is required.

Are there official fee reductions in Indonesia?

None

How much does patent filing in Indonesia cost?

The cost is the official fees of the patent office plus professional fees. The standard official fees from WIPO are listed on this page; the calculator works out the exact official fees for your application (pages, claims, applicant type) after a quick email check, and our team sends a full quote on request.

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