Knowing 106 Types of Jobs That Can Be Listed on the ID Card to Make Administrative Matters Smooth

Illustration of 106 types of jobs that can be listed in the KTP (antaranews)

YOGYAKARTA - Every citizen is obliged to ensure that his or her identity is recorded correctly in the national population system so as not to trigger problems. Most recently, there are 106 types of jobs that can be listed on the KTP (Indonesian Identity Card) so that the data synchronization process runs more smoothly.

The accuracy in choosing a profession in the population document column is now very crucial for public services. This is closely related to the validity of your data on banking systems, insurance, to the submission of other official travel documents.

New Population Rules 2026

Through Permendagri Number 6 of 2026, the government is now expanding the legally recognized professions in population administration.

This step was taken to accommodate the diversity of the Indonesian people's livelihoods which are increasingly developing and varied.

The Ministry of Home Affairs' Dukcapil appeals to the public not to leave the job column blank or just a mistake in the document.

The accuracy of this information reflects the actual condition of the Indonesian population database, which is now much more modern and inclusive.

Complete List of 106 Types of Jobs That Can Be Listed on the KTP

The following are the details of the 106 professions officially recognized by the state:

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List of Unique Jobs and Their Explanation

In addition to general professions such as ASN or Private Employees, there are several categories that may feel foreign to some people. Here are some unusual jobs that are now officially included in the list:

Paraji: Traditional energy that helps the process of childbirth and post-partum care for mothers in the scope of indigenous or rural communities. Tabib: Someone who has expertise in healing diseases using traditional methods or medicines in an age-old way. Xueshi, Wenshi, and Jiaosheng: These are titles or functional positions for religious leaders in the teachings of Confucianism. Pinandita: It is a Hindu religious leader who has a certain task in the implementation of religious ceremonies at the community level. Broker: An individual or business entity that acts as an intermediary in the transaction of trading securities or certain commodities.

Adjusting your personal data to the official government list is a form of administrative compliance that makes your future affairs very easy. By understanding the list of 106 types of jobs that can be listed on the KTP, you no longer need to hesitate when filling out forms at the village office.

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