MINISTER OF FINANCE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA COPY MINISTER OF FINANCE NUMBER 188/PMK.04/2010 ABOUT IMPORTS OF GOODS WHICH BRING BY PASSENGERS, CREW

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1 MINISTER OF FINANCE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA COPY MINISTER OF FINANCE NUMBER 188/PMK.04/2010 ABOUT IMPORTS OF GOODS WHICH BRING BY PASSENGERS, CREW MEANS CARRIER, border crossers, AND DELIVERY OF GOODS BY THE GRACE OF GOD ALMIGHTY MINISTER OF FINANCE, Considering: that in order to implement the provisions of Article 10B paragraph (5), Article 13 paragraph (2), and Article 25 paragraph (3) of Law Number 10 Year 1995 concerning Customs as amended by Law Law No. 17 of 2006, it is necessary to stipulate Regulation of the Minister of Finance on Imported Goods Carried By Passengers, The crew of Carriers, Border Crossers, Dan Goods Posts; Remember : 1. Law No. 6 of 1983 on General Provisions and Tax Procedures (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia 1983 No. 49, Supplement to Statute Indonesia Number 3262) as amended several times latest by Law No. 28 of 2007 (Gazette Republic of Indonesia Year 2007 Number 85, Supplement Republic of Indonesia Number 4740); 2. Law No. 7 of 1983 on Income Tax (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Year 1983 Number 50, Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3263) as amended by Law Law No. 17 of 2000 (State Gazette of the Republic Indonesia Year 2000 Number 127, Supplement to Statute Republic of Indonesia Number 3985); 3. Law No. 8 of 1983 on Tax Value of Goods and Services and Sales Tax on Luxury Goods (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Year 1983 Number 51, Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3264) as amended by Law Law Number 42 Year 2009 (State Gazette of the Republic Indonesia Year 2009 Number 150, Supplement to Statute Republic of Indonesia Number 5069); 4. Law No. 10 Year 1995 on Customs (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Year 1995 Number 75,

2 Page 2 Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3612) as amended by Law No. 17 Year 2006 (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Year 2006 No. 93, Supplement to State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4661); 5. Law No. 11 of 1995 on Excise (Gazette Republic of Indonesia Year 1995 Number 76, Supplement Republic of Indonesia Number 3613) as amended by Act No. 39 of 2007 (State Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Year 2007 Number 105, Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4755); 6. Presidential Decree No. 56 / P of 2010; DECIDED: REGULATION OF THE MINISTER OF FINANCE ON IMPORTED GOODS BRING BY THE PASSENGERS, CREW FACILITIES CARRIER, border crossers, AND GOODS SHIPMENTS. CHAPTER I GENERAL PROVISIONS Article 1 In this Ministerial Regulation is meant by: 1. The crew of Carriers is any person who due to the nature work must be in a carrier and come with the carrier's facilities. 2. Border Crossers are people who are resident or located residence within the country's borders and has a card identity issued by the competent authority and the travel across borders in border areas through the Post Transboundary Supervisors. 3. Passenger is every person who crosses the border region country using a carrier but not The crew of Carriers and not a Border Crossers. 4. Courier companies are hereinafter referred to as IUGR is companies that obtain a business license from the courier service agencies associated with obtaining approval to carry out activities customs of the Head of the Customs Office. 5. Merchandise is goods by type, nature and amount is not reasonable for personal use, imported for merchantability, sample goods, the goods will be used as raw materials or auxiliary materials for industry, and / or items to be used for purposes other than consumption

3 personal. 6. Personal Items Passengers are all goods carried by Passengers, but not including Merchandise. Page 3 7. Personal items of Carriers crew is all stuff carried by the crew of Carriers, but not including Merchandise. 8. Personal Stuff Border Crossers are all goods carried by Border Crossers, but not including Merchandise. 9. Goods imported consignment is sent by the sender abroad to certain specific recipients in the country. 10. Customs Declaration hereinafter referred to as the CD is customs declaration for the import of goods carried by Passengers or crew of Carriers. 11. Transboundary fitting hereinafter abbreviated as PLB is a card that issued by the Immigration Office provided to Crossers Limit. 12. Cross Border Checkpoint hereinafter abbreviated PPLB is a designated place in the border regions of the country to notify and resolve customs obligations towards goods carried by Border Crossers. 13. Identity card Transboundary hereinafter abbreviated KILB is card issued by the customs office in charge of Post Transboundary examination given to Border Crossers after met certain requirements. 14. Goods Pas book Transboundary hereinafter abbreviated BPBLB is a book that is used by Customs and Excise officials to record the number, type, and the customs value of goods brought by Border Crossers from outside the customs area. 15. The green line is the path to the imported goods are not physical inspection of goods. 16. Red Line is the path to the imported goods physical inspection of goods. 17. Director-General means the Director General of Customs and Excise. 18. Customs Law is Law Number concerning Customs as amended by Law No. 17 of Customs officials are employees of the Directorate General of Customs and Excise appointed in certain positions to implement certain tasks under the Customs Act. 20. Customs Office is the office of the Directorate General Customs and Excise where customs obligations are fulfilled in accordance

4 with the provisions of the Customs Act. CHAPTER II SCOPE Article 2 Import goods carried by passengers, crew Means Carrier, and the Border Crossers consists of: a. Passenger Personal Goods, Private Goods crew Means The carrier, or Personal Goods Border Crossers, and / or b. Merchandise. Article 3 (1) Personal Stuff Personal Stuff passengers or crew Means The carrier referred to in Article 2 is Passengers arriving with goods or crew Means Carrier. (2) Personal Stuff Personal Stuff passengers or crew Means Carrier arrives before or after the arrival of Passengers or the crew of Carriers, treated as goods Passengers or crew arrived together of Carriers referred to in paragraph (1), that they meet provisions as follows: a. later than 30 (thirty) days before arrival Passengers or crew of Carriers, and / or 60 (six thirty) days after the arrival of passengers or crew Means The carrier, for passengers or crew of Carriers the use of marine transportation facilities, or b. later than 30 (thirty) days before arrival Passengers or crew of Carriers, and / or 15 (five fourteen) days after the passengers or crew of Carriers arrived, for passengers or crew of Carriers that by means of the air carrier. (3) Any person referred to in paragraph (2) shall be proved ownership by using passports and boarding pass is concerned. CHAPTER III CUSTOMS NOTICE OF IMPORTED GOODS TAKEN BY PASSENGERS, CREW TRANSPORT MEANS, AND Cross-border Article 4 (1) Imported goods carried by passengers, crew Means Carrier, and the Border Crossers Officer shall be notified to Customs and Excise at the Customs Office. Page 4

5 (2) imported goods referred to in paragraph (1) may only be approval issued by Customs and Excise officials. Article 5 (1) Passengers and crew of Carriers on arrival shall notify the imported goods brought to the Customs officials using the CD. (2) CD as described in paragraph (1) shall be filled with complete and correct. (3) The notification referred to in paragraph (1) may made orally at certain places specified by the Director-General. (4) Border Crossers who arrive from outside the customs area shall notify goods brought verbally to Customs officials in PPLB. Article 6 (1) Personal Stuff Personal Stuff passengers or crew Means Transporters who arrived before and / or after arrival Passengers or crew of Carriers, can be solved by Passengers or crew of Carriers, or their proxies with use: a. Special Import Declaration (PIBK), for Goods Private passenger or crew Means Personal Stuff The carrier listed on the manifest; b. CDs are used on passenger arrival or The crew of Carriers concerned, for Personal Stuff Passengers or crew of Carriers Private Goods are item listed as "Lost and Found". (2) Merchandise carried by passengers, crew Means The carrier, or Border Crossers, completed by passengers, The crew of Carriers, Border Crossers, owner of Merchandise (Importer), or their proxies, using Notification Import of Special Items (PIBK). CHAPTER IV EXCISE DUTY EXEMPTION OF GOODS AND PERSONAL PASSENGERS, CREW PERSONAL GOODS TRANSPORT MEANS, AND PERSONAL GOODS border crossers Article 7 (1) The Passenger Personal Goods, Private Goods crew Means Carrier, and Personal Goods were originally brought Border Crossers outside the customs area and then put back into Page 5

6 in the area of customs, duty exemption granted in accordance legislation governing the import back goods which have been exported. (2) The Passenger Personal Goods, Private Goods crew Means Carrier, and Personal Goods Border Crossers will used while in the customs area and will be brought back at the time of Passengers, crew of Carriers, and Border crossers leave the customs area, granted exemption Page 6 duties according to laws and regulations governing concerning temporary importation. (3) In addition to the import duty exemption as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2), duty exemption is given for Goods Passenger Personal, Personal Stuff crew of Carriers, and Personal Stuff Border Crossers to limit the customs value and / or a certain amount. Part One Personal Items Passengers Article 8 (1) The Personal Stuff referred Passengers in Article 7 paragraph (3) the customs value of the most widely FOB USD (two hundred and fifty U.S. dollars) per person or FOB USD 1, (one thousand U.S. Dollars) per family for each arrival, granted duty exemption. (2) In the case of private goods customs value exceeds the limit Passengers referred to in paragraph (1), the excess free of duty and tax on import. Article 9 (1) In addition to the import duty exemption as referred to in Article 8 paragraph (1), the Personal Stuff Passengers who are goods subject to excise, import duty exemption and excise for every adult with a maximum of: a. 200 (two hundred) cigarette rod, 25 (twenty five) rod cigars, or 100 (one hundred) grams of sliced tobacco / tobacco products other, and b. 1 (one) liter of beverages containing ethyl alcohol. (2) In the case of tobacco products referred to in paragraph (1) letter a more than 1 (one) type, and excise duty exemption is equivalent to the ratio of the number of each type of result tobacco. (3) In the case of private goods are goods Passengers subject to excise exceed the amount referred to in paragraph (1), over the goods subject to excise the excess immediately destroyed

7 by Customs and Excise officials with or without the presence of Passengers concerned. Part Two Personal goods crew of Carriers Article 10 (1) Personal Items To The crew of Carriers as referred to in Article 7 paragraph (3) the customs value at the most FOB U.S. $ (fifty U.S. dollars) per person for each arrival, granted import duty exemption. (2) In the case of private goods crew of Carriers exceed the limit customs value referred to in paragraph (1), the excess The customs duties and taxes levied on import. Article 11 (1) In addition to the import duty exemption as referred to in Article 10 paragraph (1), the Personal Stuff the crew of Carriers are goods subject to excise, import duty exemption and clearance to a maximum of: a. 40 (forty) cigarette rod, 10 (ten) cigars, or 40 (forty) grams of sliced tobacco / tobacco products other, and b. 350 (three hundred and fifty) milliliters of beverages containing ethyl alcohol. (2) In the case of tobacco products referred to in paragraph (1) letter a more than one type, and excise duty exemption is equivalent to the ratio of the number of each type of result tobacco. (3) In the case of private goods the crew of Carriers an excise taxable goods exceeding the amount as referred to in paragraph (1), the excess of goods subject to excise the immediately destroyed by Customs and Excise officials with or without the presence of Carriers crew concerned. Part Three Personal Stuff Border Crossers Article 12 (1) The Personal Stuff referred Border Crossers in Article 7 (3) granted import duty exemption, with provisions of the customs value as follows: a. Indonesia and Papua New Guinea at the most FOB USD (three hundred U.S. dollars) per person for a period of 1 (One) month; b. Indonesia and Malaysia: Page 7

8 1) at most FOB USD (six hundred Ringgit Malaysia) per person for a period of 1 (one) month, when across the land boundary (border land); 2) at most FOB USD (six hundred Ringgit Malaysia) every boat for every trip, if through ocean boundary (sea border); c. Indonesia and the Philippines most widely FOB USD (two hundred and fifty U.S. dollars) per person for a period of 1 (One) month. d. Indonesia and East Timor at most FOB USD (Fifty U.S. dollars) per person per day. Page 8 (2) In the case of private goods Border Crossers customs value exceeds the limit referred to in paragraph (1), the excess value of the customs The customs duties and taxes levied on import. CHAPTER V EXAMINATION AND EXPENDITURES OF THE IMPORTED GOODS BRINGING BY PASSENGERS, CREW TRANSPORT MEANS, AND Passer-by LIMITS Part One Examination of Imported Goods and Expenditure Carried by passengers or crew of Carriers Article 13 (1) Based on the notification referred to in Article 5 paragraph (1) or subsection (3), Passenger or crew of Carriers imported goods must be issued by: a. Red Line, in terms of passengers or crew Means Transporters carrying imports: 1) in the form of goods or passengers Personal Personal Stuff The crew of Carriers with customs value exceeds duty exemption limit given and / or exceeds the amount of goods subject to excise a given exemption of import duty and excise; 2) in the form of animals, fish, and plants including products derived from animals, fish, and plants; 3) in the form of narcotics, psychotropic substances, precursors, drugs, firearms, air guns, weapons, ammunition, materials explosives, objects / pornographic publications; 4) in the form of cash and / or other payment instruments in Rupiah or foreign currency valued at 100,000,000, 00

9 (One hundred million) or more, and / or 5) Merchandise form. b. Green Line, in terms of passengers or crew Means The carrier does not carry imported goods as referred to in paragraph a. (2) Upon receipt of the notification referred to in Article 5 paragraph (1) or subsection (3), Customs and Excise officials: a. approving expenditures, in terms of Passengers or crew of Carriers through the Green Line; b. perform a physical examination, in terms of passengers or crew Of Carriers via the Red Line, and / or c. deliver the goods referred to in paragraph (1) letter a number 2) to the Quarantine Officer. (3) Expenditures Personal Stuff Personal Stuff passengers or crew Means goods Transporters are listed as "Lost and Found" referred to in Article 6 paragraph (1) letter b, must go through Red Line. (4) In case of suspicion, Customs and Excise officials authorized perform a physical examination on imported goods brought by Passengers and crew of Carriers issued through the Green Channel. Article 14 (1) If the results of the physical examination referred to in Article 13 paragraph (2) letter b, is found: a. goods subject to excise excess of the amount specified, the goods subject to excise the excess directly destroyed by Customs and Excise officials with or without Passengers or crew witnessed of Carriers that concerned. b. goods subject to prohibitions or restrictions on imports, officials Customs and Excise to take actions according to the rules applicable legislation. c. money and / or other payment instruments in Euro or in foreign currency exceeds 100,000,000, 00 (one hundred million dollars) completed in accordance with the laws and regulations applicable. d. Personal Stuff Personal Stuff Passengers or crew Means The carrier with the customs value does not exceed the limit exemption of import duty as referred to in Article 8 paragraph (1) or Article 10 paragraph (1), the Personal Stuff Passengers or crew of Carriers Personal Stuff The import duty exemption. Page 9

10 e. Personal Stuff Personal Stuff Passengers or crew Means The carrier with the customs value exceeds the limit of tax exemption entry as referred to in Article 8 paragraph (1) or Article 10 paragraph (1), the excess value of the customs duty levied and taxes on import on the basis of the customs value full minus the customs value of the gain duty exemption. f. Merchandise, against the Merchandise free of customs duties and taxes on import and general provisions applicable in the field of import. (2) In the case of a physical examination as referred in Article 13 paragraph (2) letter b is not found goods referred to in paragraph (1) letter a, b, c, letter e and / or f, Customs and Excise officials give approval of such expenditures. Article 15 (1) Customs and Excise officials keep records of the results physical examination as referred to in Article 14 paragraph (1) letter e, and based on the results of the physical examination Officer Customs tariff and establish the customs value and counting import duty and tax on import. (2) Passengers or crew of Carriers are required to pay duty and taxes on import based on determination Customs officials referred to in paragraph (1). (3) Upon payment of customs duties and taxes on import referred to in paragraph (2), Customs and Excise officials: a. provide proof of payment to the passengers or crew Of Carriers, and b. Data recorded Passenger Personal Goods or Goods Personal crew are subject to payment of Carriers import duty and tax on import into a book customs records. Article 16 If the results of the physical examination referred to in Article 13 paragraph (4), found imported goods as intended in Article 13 paragraph (1) letter a, Customs and Excise officials do appropriate enforcement of laws and regulations that apply. Article 17 (1) Customs and Excise officials approve spending above Personal Stuff Personal Stuff Passengers or crew Means The carrier referred to in Article 14 paragraph (1) letter e, Passengers or crew after paying off charges of Carriers Page 10

11 and taxes on import. (2) Approval of expenditure on private goods or passengers Personal goods crew of Carriers that: a. originally taken out of the customs area and then put back into the customs area, implemented appropriate legislation that set on imported goods that have been re-exported; b. will be used while in the customs area and will brought back at the time of leaving the customs area by Passengers or crew of Carriers, carried out in accordance legislation governing the while imports. Article 18 At the time of departure to the outside of the customs area, passenger or The crew of Carriers may request Customs and Excise officials to perform a physical examination to identify the Personal Stuff Passengers or crew of Carriers Private Goods, if it will facilitate the re-import of goods into in the customs area to get duty exemption referred to in Article 7 paragraph (1). Part Two Inspection and Removal of Goods Imported Carried by Border Crossers Article 19 (1) Each Border Crossers who carries imported goods are required to have KILB. (2) KILB referred to in paragraph (1) issued by the Head PPLB oversees Customs Office at the request Crossers Limit. (3) The application referred to in paragraph (2), submitted to Head of the Customs Office, enclosing a photocopy of identity card Residents and photocopy PLB is validated by officials authorities. (4) If the request referred to in paragraph (2) has been meet the requirements referred to in paragraph (3), Head of the Customs Office to provide KILB Border Crossers The BPBLB and made in accordance with the format examples as listed in Annex I and Annex II Regulation of the Minister of Finance that is part integral part of this Ministerial Regulation. Page 11

12 Article 20 (1) Border Crossers who arrive from outside the customs area shall show KILB to the Officer of Customs and Excise in PPLB. (2) Border Crossers who can not show KILB not given exemption of import duty as referred to in Article 12 paragraph (1). (3) Upon receiving notification KILB and customs as referred to in Article 5 paragraph (4), Customs and Excise officials in PPLB: a. perform a physical examination and pour results The physical examination according to the Memorandum of Examination sample format set forth in Appendix III Regulation of the Minister of Finance that is part of the an integral part of this Ministerial Regulation, and b. set tariffs and customs value in accordance with the regulations applicable legislation. (4) If the results of the physical examination referred to in paragraph (3), found: a. goods subject to prohibitions or restrictions on imports, officials Customs and Excise to take actions in accordance with the regulations applicable legislation. b. Personal Goods Border Crossers with customs value does not exceed Page 12 duty exemption limit referred to in Article 12 paragraph (1), the Personal Stuff The Border Crossers granted duty exemption. c. money and / or other payment instruments in Euro or in foreign currency exceeds 100,000,000, 00 (one hundred million dollars) completed in accordance with the laws and regulations applicable. d. Personal Goods Border Crossers with customs value exceeds duty exemption limit referred to in Article 12 paragraph (1), the customs value of the excess free import duty and tax on import on the basis of value full customs subtracted the customs value exempted from import duty. e. Merchandise, against the Merchandise free of customs duties and taxes on import and general provisions applicable in the field of import. (5) In the case of the results of the physical examination of goods not found the conditions referred to in paragraph (4) a, c, d, and / or letters e, Customs and Excise officials give

13 approval of such expenditures. Article 21 (1) Approval of expenditure on private goods Border Crossers referred to in Article 20 paragraph (4) d, given by Customs and Excise officials after paying off duty Border Crossers and taxes on import. (2) Approval of Private Goods expenditures previously Border Crossers taken out of the customs area and then put back into the customs area carried out in accordance with laws and regulations governing the import of the goods that been exported. Article 22 At the time of departure to the outside of the customs area, Border Crossers can Customs officials asked to perform a physical examination to identify the Personal Stuff Border Crossers, if it is will facilitate the re-entry of the goods into the customs area to get duty exemption referred to in Article 7 paragraph (1). CHAPTER VI GOODS SHIPMENTS Article 23 (1) The goods Posts, granted duty exemption the customs value at the most FOB U.S. $ (fifty U.S. Dollars) for each person per shipment. (2) In the case of items exceeds limit of Posts customs value as referred to in paragraph (1), the excess charges levied and taxes on import. Article 24 (1) Goods Posts shall be notified to Customs and Excise officials The Customs Office. (2) Post Goods referred to in paragraph (1) may only be approval issued by Customs and Excise officials. Article 25 (1) Import of goods Posts made by post or IUGR. (2) The goods posts referred to in paragraph (1) customs examination by Customs and Excise officials. (3) customs inspection referred to in subsection (2) includes research documents and physical inspection. (4) physical inspection as referred to in paragraph (3) done selectively. Page 13

14 (5) If a physical inspection of goods as referred to in paragraph (4), a physical examination was witnessed by postal officer or officers of IUGR. (6) Goods posts referred to in paragraph (1) may fulfilled obligations issued after customs and got approval of the Customs and Excise officials. Article 26 (1) Customs and Excise officials set the rates and the value of customs and calculate customs duties and taxes on import are mandatory Posts repaid over the goods by post. (2) Items Post by post predetermined rates and the value of customs referred to in paragraph (1), submitted Posts goods to the recipient by post after duty and paid tax on import. Article 27 (1) Completion of imported goods Posts by post done by. Pos Indonesia (Persero) and the Directorate General of Customs and Excise. (2) Completion referred to in paragraph (1) shall include mailbag handling, pelalubeaan and surveillance. Article 28 (1) PJT who will carry out the import of goods should Posts submit an application to the appropriate Head of Customs Office sample format set forth in Appendix IV Regulation of the Minister of Finance that is part integral part of this Ministerial Regulation. Page 14 (2) The application referred to in paragraph (1), the Head Customs Office to approve appropriate format examples as set out in Annex V of the Regulation of the Minister of Finance that is an integral part of Regulation of the Minister of Finance. (3) PJT can undertake Posts imported goods after submit / risking cash bond, bank guarantee or customs bond as determined by the Head of the Customs Office. (4) Determination of the guarantee referred to in paragraph (3), performed by taking into account the amount of customs duties and taxes in order imports in the payment deferral period specified above shipments notified by IUGR. Article 29 (1) Goods Posts by PJT must comply with the most weight of 100 (one hundred) pounds for each House Airway Bill (AWB) or Bill of Lading (B / L). (2) Exemption from provisions of the Goods

15 Shipment referred to in paragraph (1) may be given to: a. Post items for landfill purposes bonded, or b. Posts other items that obtained a license from the Director General. (3) Top Posts by PJT Goods that do not comply referred to in paragraph (1) and (2) apply general provisions in the field of import. Article 30 (1) Expenditures Posts by PJT performed after proposed Special Import Declaration (PIBK). (2) Special Import Declaration (PIBK) as referred to in paragraph (1) shall be submitted to the customs office through electronic media or manually. (3) Customs and Excise officials set the rates and the value of customs and calculate customs duties and taxes on import are mandatory repaid over the goods Posts by IUGR. (4) Import duties and taxes payable on import shall repaid within a maximum period of 3 (three) working days after approval of issuance expenditure. Article 31 (1) Expenditures for the purposes Posts by PJT place hoarding bonded applicable provisions regarding procedures importation of goods into bonded landfills. (2) Expenditures Posts by IUGR affected by the provisions import restrictions, may be approved after all requirements imports met. CHAPTER VII DETERMINATION OF DUTY RATES Article 32 Customs officials set the rates of import duty on goods Passenger Personal, Personal Stuff crew of Carriers, Goods Border Crossers personal, Merchandise, and goods Posts. Article 33 (1) Determination of tariffs referred to in Article 32 based on the tariffs of the goods concerned. (2) In the case of imported goods referred to in Article 32 more than three (3) types of goods, Customs officials set only one duty tariff rate, the highest goods. CHAPTER VIII OTHER PROVISIONS Page 15

16 Article 34 (1) Supervision and customs service on the import of goods carried by passengers, crew of Carriers, and Crossers Limit held in the customs area are fully in Under the supervision of the Directorate General of Customs and Excise. (2) the customs area as referred to in paragraph (1) shall appropriate legislation governing the customs area. (3) Monitoring and care of customs on imported goods that carried by passengers, crew of Carriers, and Crossers Limits can be done elsewhere after getting approval of the Head of the Customs Office. Article 35 Provisions concerning procedures for the submission of customs declaration, services, and supervision over the import of goods carried by Passengers, crew of Carriers, Border Crossers, and Goods Posts are further regulated by the Director General. Article 36 At the time of this Ministerial Regulation, Regulation Minister of Finance No. 89/PMK.04/2007 on Imported Goods Personal Passengers, crew of Carriers, Border Crossers and Goods Posts, revoked and declared invalid. CHAPTER IX CLOSING Article 37 The regulation shall come into force on January 1,, So that everyone knows, it is ordered The regulation shall be promulgated in the News Republic of Indonesia. Stipulated in Jakarta on October MINISTER OF FINANCE, AGUS DW MARTOWARDOJO Enacted in Jakarta on October 29, 2010 MINISTER OF JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS, PATRIALIS AKBAR NEWS OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA NUMBER 530 OF 2010 Page 16

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