Cited from ANTARAnews.com (13/3), Directorate General of Civil Aviation of the Indonesian Ministry of Transportation (Direktorat Jendral Perhubungan Udara Kementerian Perhubungan) recently announced that it has not yet received an operational license application from Indonesia Airlines, a new airline expected to enter the Indonesian aviation industry. This highlights the crucial role of regulatory compliance and licensing for businesses, particularly in sectors with stringent oversight, such as aviation.
One of the key regulatory requirements is the Standard Certificate for Scheduled Commercial Air Transport (Sertifikat Standar Angkutan Udara Niaga Berjadwal), as mandated by Minister of Transportation Regulation No. PM 35 of 2021. This regulation ensures that every airline must obtain a standard certificate before commencing scheduled commercial flights.
Beyond aviation, many other businesses across different industries must comply with risk-based licensing requirements under Indonesia’s Online Single Submission (OSS) system. One such critical requirement is the Standard Certificate, which applies to businesses operating in medium and high-risk categories.
The Standard Certificate is a government-issued document that serves as legal assurance for business operators, confirming that their enterprise complies with the required industry standards. It is obtained through the Online Single Submission (OSS) system and is a crucial requirement for businesses categorized under specific risk levels. As part of Indonesia’s risk-based licensing system, regulated by Government Regulation No. 5 of 2021, this certificate ensures that businesses meet operational standards before they can legally operate.
Under the risk-based licensing framework based, businesses are categorized into three primary risk levels:
Based on Government Regulation Number 5 of 2021, if a business fails to obtain a Standard Certificate (Sertifikat Standar), the consequences depend on the risk level of the business:
Certain industries, such as veterinary services, pharmaceuticals, and food production, will face additional administrative sanctions like written warnings, fines, and even license revocation if they fail to comply.
The application process for a standard certificate is conducted through the OSS system and involves the following steps:
The introduction of the Standard certificate in Indonesia’s business licensing framework represents a significant step toward enhancing compliance and operational efficiency. For entrepreneurs, understanding and obtaining the correct certification is vital for legally operating within the country. By leveraging the OSS system, businesses can streamline their licensing process and ensure compliance with government regulations.
For further assistance in obtaining your Standard certificate, consult a business licensing expert or visit the OSS website to start your application process today.
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