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Building Permit (PBG)
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Understanding Building Permit (PBG)
The Importance of Building Permits (PBG) for the Sustainability of Your Building
A PBG (Building Permit) is a mandatory permit before constructing, modifying, or expanding a building. It serves as proof that the technical plan meets safety, health, comfort, and spatial planning standards. A PBG replaces a Building Permit (IMB) and ensures construction is carried out in accordance with regulations, thus protecting building owners from the risk of sanctions or future demolition.
Benefits and Urgency
Providing legal certainty and ensuring buildings meet safety and spatial planning standards. With PBG, owners avoid the risk of sanctions, rejection, or demolition, while also supporting the smooth operation and legality of the building in the future.
Work Period
The PBG processing time can generally be estimated to range from 15 days to 3 months, depending on the completeness of the documents, the complexity of the building, and the verification process from the relevant agencies.
Why Building Permit (PBG) Matters
Proper preparation helps you understand technical and administrative needs before work begins. Reviewing the project early allows the next steps to reflect your priorities.
- Identify the documents and information to prepare.
- Anticipate issues that could affect the work.
- Determine next steps based on project needs and conditions.
Our Service Scope
Document Review
Review document completeness and identify information that still needs to be provided.
Technical Support
Support implementation and technical coordination within the agreed scope of work.
Results and Next Steps
Present the work results along with relevant notes and recommended next steps.
Why Choose Us
Tailored to Your Project
Your project needs and conditions guide the approach to the work.
Open Communication
Needs, progress, and issues are discussed together so the next steps are understood.
Work Timeline
Timing is discussed after reviewing the scope and document readiness. The schedule takes account of work complexity and any external processes.
Work Documentation
Information, notes, and work results are organized to support your next steps.
Collaborative Coordination
Coordination with your contact person helps align documents, access, and implementation.
Next-Step Guidance
Review results are explained so you know what to complete or follow up on.
Requirements
Requirements for PBG Application
General Requirements
- Copy of National Identity Card (ID Card)
- Deed of Establishment and/or Amendment of the Company (if the application is submitted on behalf of a company)
- Applicant's/Company's Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN)
- Spatial Utilization Conformity Approval (PKKPR)
- Land Title Certificate or Other Proof of Land Ownership
- Business Domicile Certificate (if still applicable)
Technical Requirements
- Application Letter for Building Permit (PBG)
- City/Regency Planning Information Letter (KRK) (if the building is located outside an industrial estate)
- Site Plan approved by the Industrial Estate Authority or Local Government
- Copy of AMDAL, RKL-UPL, or SPPL Recommendation issued by the Environmental Agency or Industrial Estate Authority
- Copy of the Permit Recommendation or Technical Details for the Hazardous Waste Temporary Storage Facility (TPS B3) issued by the Environmental Agency or Industrial Estate Authority (for industrial or warehouse buildings).
- Architectural As-Built Drawings (including Site Plan, Floor Plans, Elevations, and Sections)
- Structural As-Built Drawings (including foundation, substructure, and superstructure drawings)
- Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) As-Built Drawings (including drawings of all Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing installations)
- Structural Analysis and Design Report
Work Flow
PBG Issuance Services
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Administrative and Technical Document Verification & Preparation for PBG
Ensuring the completeness and compliance of administrative and technical documents required for the successful submission of a Building Approval Permit (PBG) application.
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Technical Document Submission to the SIMBG System
Submitting all required technical documents through the Building Management Information System (SIMBG) to initiate the review and approval process for the Building Approval Permit (PBG).
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Technical Consultation & Coordination Meetings with the Building Expert Team of the Goverment
Conducting technical consultations and coordinating with the Expert Professional Team (TPA) to ensure that all documents comply with applicable technical requirements and regulatory standards.
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04
Site Inspection by the Government Technical Team
Coordinating and providing assistance during site inspections conducted by the technical team as part of the Building Approval Permit (PBG) evaluation process.
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05
Final Technical Meeting & PBG Approval Finalization
Managing final technical discussions and coordinating the resolution of evaluation outcomes to support the timely issuance of the Building Approval Permit (PBG).
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06
Issuance of the Building Permit (PBG)
The final stage of the process is the issuance of the Building Permit (PBG) once all requirements have been satisfied and all evaluation stages have been successfully completed.
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