KBLI 91221★ Gold-Tier Intel

Government-Managed Heritage Site & Monument

Aktivitas Situs Bersejarah dan Monumen yang Dikelola Pemerintah

🎭 Section R — Arts, Entertainment & Recreation

Closed to PMA (national) — route to the private code 91212

🚫ClosedNew in 2025Closed to foreignersCrosswalk audit pending

Public Stewardship of Indonesia’s Historic Sites and Monuments

This government-led activity safeguards historic places, monuments and visitor-accessible archaeological sites of cultural, scientific and religious significance.

The Bali outcome is closed, but it should not be casually attributed to the moratorium.

Licensing & Requirements

What You Need

National procedure — does not apply to a PT PMA in Bali

The licensing path below is the national procedure, valid for a foreign-owned company outside Bali (e.g. Jakarta). In Bali, this activity is currently closed to a PT PMA by an ownership restriction on the activity itself — not by the Bali moratorium — medium-high/high risk → not blocked by moratorium (verify per address). See the Bali status badge above before planning a Bali setup.

Licensing RouteSpecial / sectoral regime

OSS-RBA RowsNone retrievable (404)

Foreign OwnershipClosed (0%)

AuthoritySector regulator — verify case-by-case

PMA

2020 → 2025

New in KBLI 2025 — no equivalent in KBLI 2020. Register fresh on OSS.

Bali Intelligence

Complementary Codes

Sources & Verification

Each data layer below traces to a government source with its KBLI vintage — or is declared as a gap. Nothing in these layers is silently filled in.

Activity definition

BPS Peraturan 7/2025 + PP 28/2025VerifiedKBLI 2025

Title and scope as defined by the KBLI-2025 classification.

locator: OSS_RBA_2025_id_version_fff4053d

Risk & licensing

No OSS-RBA rows retrievable — special / sectoral regimeDeclared gap—

No KBLI-2025 risk scope was retrievable from the OSS API for this code (ruang-lingkup 404), and no licensing rows are served on this page. Activities in this group are typically licensed under a special or sectoral regime — on the crosswalk watchlist: if OSS publishes a scope, the code is re-adjudicated.

Foreign ownership (PMA)

Perpres 10/2021, 49/2021Declared gap—

Our sources record no KBLI-2020 predecessor for this code, so we cannot trace how the investment-list verdict shown here was assigned to it. The value is served as-is, not as a verified determination — confirm it at oss.go.id before relying on it.

Bali status

Activity-level restriction — not the risk-tier moratorium overlayAudit pending2026 overlay

This activity is closed to a PT PMA by an ownership restriction on the activity itself — not by the Bali moratorium · confidence HIGH.

Dataset last updated 2026-07-26 · KBLI 2020 and KBLI 2025 reuse code numbers for different activities — cross-vintage rows are labeled, never merged silently.

Common Questions

Can foreigners operate a government-managed heritage site & monument business in Indonesia?

No. KBLI 91221 (Aktivitas Situs Bersejarah dan Monumen yang Dikelola Pemerintah) is TERTUTUP — closed to foreign investment. Reserved for Indonesian nationals only. (Source: Perpres 10/2021 as amended by Perpres 49/2021 — the investment-list annexes predate KBLI 2025; per-code crosswalk audit in progress.)

What license is required for KBLI 91221?

KBLI 91221 sits outside the ordinary OSS-RBA risk-based licensing flow: no business-scale licensing rows for it are retrievable from OSS. Activities in this group are typically licensed under a special or sectoral regime (e.g. government affairs, financial services under OJK/BI, education or health authorities) — verify the applicable regulator case-by-case before relying on an NIB alone.

What is KBLI 91221?

KBLI 91221 is the Indonesian business classification code for "Aktivitas Situs Bersejarah dan Monumen yang Dikelola Pemerintah" (Government-Managed Heritage Site & Monument). It falls under Section R of KBLI 2025, the Indonesian Standard Industrial Classification updated by BPS (Regulation 7/2025). The June 2026 KBLI 2025 transition window has closed; operators should verify the code's current OSS/NIB treatment before relying on it for licensing, reporting, or amendments.