Interns Receiving Provincial Minimum Wage to Commence Work; Full List of Allowances Released
Participants of the National Internship Programme (MagangHub) Batch 2, 2026 cohort, will begin their internship period on Monday (21/06/2026). The government has issued specific guidance to participants prior to their commencement at their respective offices.
Darmawansyah, Director General of Vocational Training and Productivity Development (Binalav．avotas) at the Ministry of Manpower, stated that the primary focus should be on preparation before the first day. This preparation is essential to ensure participants understand the programme’s implementation and know the necessary steps to take from the outset.
“What interns need to prepare includes checking placement details, ensuring contact information is active, contacting organisers or mentors, preparing necessary internship equipment, and re-reading their assigned internship roles,” Darmawansyah said in a press release on Sunday (20/09/2026).
Participants are advised to check the email addresses and telephone numbers they registered to ensure they do not miss vital information from organisers. Before their first day, participants may also contact organisers or mentors to confirm arrival times, locations, and the specific personnel they are to meet.
Furthermore, participants must ensure all administrative requirements are met and prepare the necessary supplies for the programme. They are also expected to review their chosen positions and tasks to understand the responsibilities associated with their respective fields.
Darmawansyah expressed hope that the National Internship Programme will provide work experience relevant to the participants’ competencies, serving as a developmental stage before entering the professional workforce.
As is well known, MagangHub participants are university graduates who will receive a monthly allowance from the government equivalent to the provincial minimum wage (UMP). The monthly allowance for the six-month period has been regulated under the Decree of the Minister of Manpower Number 225 of 2026, established by Minister of Manpower Yassierli on 14 September 2026.
The highest allowance is recorded in Bekasi City at Rp5,999,443, followed by Bekasi Regency at Rp5,938,885 and Karawang Regency at Rp5,886,853. The lowest rates are found in Banjarnegara Regency at Rp2,327,813, followed by Wonogiri Regency at Rp2,335,126 and Sragen Regency at Rp2,337,700.
The six regions of DKI Jakarta (comprising five administrative cities and the Thousand Islands) all share a uniform allowance of Rp5,729,876, ranking 4th to 9th in terms of the highest allowance values.
A detailed breakdown of the allowance values from highest to lowest is as follows:
Bekasi City (West Java): Rp5,999,443
Bekasi Regency (West Java): Rp5,938,885
Karawang Regency (West Java): Rp5,886,853
West Jakarta Administrative City (DKI Jakarta): Rp5,729,876
Central Jakarta Administrative City (DKI Jakarta): Rp5,729,876
South Jakarta Administrative City (DKI Jakarta): Rp5,729,876
East Jakarta Administrative City (DKI Jakarta): Rp5,729,876
North Jakarta Administrative City (DKI Jakarta): Rp5,729,876
Thousand Islands Administrative Regency (DKI Jakarta): Rp5,729,876
Depok City (West Java): Rp5,522,662
Cilegon City (Banten): Rp5,469,923
Bogor City (West Java): Rp5,437,203
Tangerang City (Banten): Rp5,399,406
Batam City (Riau Islands): Rp5,357,982
Surabaya City (East Java): Rp5,288,796
South Tangerang City (Banten): Rp5,247,870
Tangerang Regency (Banten): Rp5,210,377
Gresik Regency (East Java): Rp5,195,401
Sidoarjo Regency (East Java): Rp5,191,541
Pasuruan Regency (East Java): Rp5,187,681
Serang Regency (Banten): Rp5,178,521
Mojokerto Regency (East Java): Rp5,176,101
Bogor Regency (West Java): Rp5,161,769
Purwakarta Regency (West Java): Rp5,052,856
Mimika Regency (Central Papua): Rp5,005,678
Tarakan City (North Kalimantan): Rp4,742,169
Bandung City (West Java): Rp4,737,678
Serang City (Banten): Rp4,665,928
Bintan Regency (Riau Islands): Rp4,583,221
Jayawijaya Regency (Highland Papua): Rp4,508,714
Lanny Jaya Regency (Highland Papua): Rp4,508,714
Mamberamo Tengah Regency (Highland Papua): Rp4,508,714
Nduga Regency (Highland Papua): Rp4,508,714
Pegunungan Bintang Regency (Highland Papua): Rp4,508,714
Tolikara Regency (Highland Papua): Rp4,508,714
Yalimo Regency (Highland Papua): Rp4,508,714
Yahukimo Regency (Highland Papua): Rp4,508,714
Asmat Regency (South Papua): Rp4,508,100
Boven Digoel Regency (South Papua): Rp4,508,100
Mappi Regency (South Papua): Rp4,508,100
Merauke Regency (South Papua): Rp4,508,100
Biak Numfor Regency (Papua): Rp4,436,283
Jayapura Regency (Papua): Rp4,436,283
Keerom Regency (Papua): Rp4,436,283
Yapen Islands Regency (Papua): Rp4,436,283
Mamberamo Raya Regency (Papua): Rp4,436,283
Sarmi Regency (Papua): Rp4,436,283
Supiori Regency (Papua): Rp4,436,283
Waropen Regency (Papua): Rp4,436,283
Jayapura City (Papua): Rp4,436,283
Dumai City (Riau): Rp4,431,175
North Morowali Regency (Central Sulawesi): Rp4,408,209
Berau Regency (East Kalimantan): Rp4,391,338
Medan City (North Sumatra): Rp4,335,198
Deiyai Regency (Central Papua): Rp4,285,848
Dogiyai Regency (Central Papua): Rp4,285,848
Intan Jaya Regency (Central Papua): Rp4,285,848
Nabire Regency (Central Papua): Rp4,285,848
Paniai Regency (Central Papua): Rp4,285,848
Puncak Regency (Central Papua): Rp4,285,848
Puncak Jaya Regency (Central Papua): Rp4,285,848
Anambas Islands Regency (Riau Islands): Rp4,279,851
Karimun Regency (Riau Islands): Rp4,241,935
West Kutai Regency (East Kalimantan): Rp4,231,617
Morowali Regency (Central Sulawesi): [Incomplete]