Regulation Watch · Tourism and Health · Indonesia
New Licensing Rules for Clinics and Wellness Businesses
Health Regulation 11/2025 updates the business and service standards used for risk-based licensing in Indonesia's health subsector.
- Published
- 3 October 2025
- Effective
- 3 October 2025
Who is affected
Clinics, medical spas, health and wellness operators, healthcare investors, professional licence holders, and supporting service providers.
Practical impact
The regulation governs classifications and standards for business licences and PB UMKU, together with implementation, supervision, sanctions, revocation, and objections. Operators must distinguish regulated health services from general wellness activities and license each activity correctly.
The regulation replaces the relevant licensing standards contained in earlier Health Ministry rules. It should be reviewed at the level of each service, not only at company level.
For medical spa and wellness concepts, the key question is whether a service falls within regulated healthcare, general wellness, or another licensed activity. That classification affects the facility, personnel, and approval requirements.
Required action
- Confirm that every offered service matches the company's KBLI and health-sector licence.
- Verify facility, personnel, professional registration, and operational requirements for the relevant activity.
- Review older approvals against the standards now in force.