DENPASAR - The Bali Provincial Government (Pemprov) has set the Provincial Minimum Wage (UMP) and the Provincial Sectoral Minimum Wage (UMSP) for 2026.
Bali Governor Wayan Koster said that following up on Constitutional Court (MK) Decision Number 168/PUU-XXI/2023, the central government issued a policy on minimum wage regulation by issuing Government Regulation (PP) number 49, 2025 on the second amendment to Government Regulation (PP) number 36, 2021 on wages.
The Bali Provincial Government (Pemprov) subsequently carried out the process of determining the UMP and UMSP for 2026 through the Bali Provincial Wage Council meeting on Thursday (18/12). In the meeting, the Bali Provincial Wage Council consists of government elements, academics or experts, employers' organizations, and trade union or labor union organizations.
"And, it has agreed to recommend the value of the Bali UMP, in 2026, at Rp. 3,207,459.00 or an increase of 7.04 percent from the Bali UMP in 2025," said Koster in a written statement, Tuesday, December 23.
Through a constructive and dynamic negotiation process, the Bali Provincial Wage Board also recommends the value of the Bali UMSP in 2026 in the tourism sector in the provision of accommodation and food and beverage providers with hotel star derivatives according to the Indonesian business field classification code, 2020 letter I of Rp. 3,267,693.00 or an increase of 7.04 percent from the Bali UMSP in 2025.
Furthermore, the recommendations of UMP and UMSP Bali, in 2026, were submitted to the Governor of Bali to be determined by involving various considerations from the side of workers, employers, government and academics with the aim of achieving a balance between the need for a decent living for workers and the sustainability of business for companies.
Then, the determination of the Governor's Decision Number 1011/03-M/HK/2025 dated December 19, 2025 concerning the provincial minimum wage and sectoral minimum wage of the Province of Bali in 2026, dated December 19, 2025.
"And decided that the minimum wage of the Bali Province, in 2026, is IDR 3,207,459.00 per month. And the minimum wage of the Bali Province, in 2026, in the tourism sector in the accommodation and food and beverage sectors in the Indonesian Business Field Classification Code, in 2020, letter I is IDR 3,267,693.00 per month," he explained.
Furthermore, this Bali Governor's decision will take effect on January 1, 2026. Governor Koster also gave high appreciation to the Provincial Wage Council which had worked well and completed its duties on time, even before the deadline for the determination specified on December 24, 2025.
"This shows the strong commitment of all parties involved to ensure the determination of UMP and UMSP is fair and in accordance with the needs of the people.
"This is the economy of the people of Bali," he said.
Governor Koster also directed that in the future, synergy and collaboration between the government, academics or experts, business organizations, and labor organizations will be further improved.
"This collaboration is very important to support the implementation of UMP and UMSP Bali, in 2026 through effective coaching, socialization, and supervision in the field," he said.
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