JAKARTA - The Ministry of Finance has set a new amount of official travel costs for ministries/agencies (K/L) for the 2026 fiscal year through the Minister of Finance Regulation (PMK) Number 32 of 2025 concerning Standard Input Fee (SBM) for Fiscal Year 2026.
Director of Budget Systems of the Directorate General of Budget at the Ministry of Finance, Lisbon Sirait, said the policy was prepared to maintain accountability and efficiency of state spending in the implementation of official activities.
"The Standard Policy for the Input Fee for the 2026 fiscal year is in line with government policies regarding the efficiency and optimization of budget use," Lisbon said as reported by ANTARA, Monday, June 2.
In the PMK, the government determines the daily money for domestic official travel based on the level of office and territory.
For example, for out-of-town travel in DKI Jakarta, the daily money is set at IDR 530 thousand per person per day. Meanwhile, the Aceh area is set at IDR 360 thousand per day.
For state officials/deputy ministers get a daily fee of IDR 250 thousand, echelon I officials I IDR 200 thousand, and echelon II officials IDR 150 thousand per day.
For overseas official travel, daily money for ministers and deputy ministers is set between 347 to 792 US dollars per person per day.
This value has increased from the previous provisions which ranged from 296 to 792 US dollars.
The cost of domestic lodging is also regulated based on position and region. Ministerial, deputy minister, and echelon I level officials receive an upper limit on lodging between IDR 2.14 million to IDR 9.3 million per night.
For example, in DKI Jakarta the maximum hotel rate limit reaches IDR 9.33 million, while in Aceh it is IDR 5.11 million.
Lisbon insists that this travel fee arrangement not only provides budget certainty, but also as a form of control over the effectiveness of K/L spending.
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He also encourages the use of technology to replace non-essential physical gatherings.
As is known, PMK Number 32 of 2025 concerning Input Fee Standards (SBM) for Fiscal Year 2026 has been signed by Finance Minister Sri Mulyani Indrawati on May 14, 2025 and officially promulgated on May 20, 2025.
This provision will serve as a reference in the preparation of the ministry/institutional budget in the 2026 fiscal year.
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