A SIPA (Surat Izin Pengusahaan Air Tanah) is an official permit required in Indonesia, including Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, for individuals or businesses that intend to extract or use groundwater in certain volumes. This permit is commonly required for water taken from bore wells or underground sources for business or commercial purposes.
SIPA stands for Groundwater Utilization License, issued by the Indonesian government to legally regulate the extraction and use of groundwater. The permit applies to both individuals and business entities and aims to ensure that groundwater use is environmentally responsible and sustainable. Possessing a valid SIPA ensures compliance with national water resource regulations.
A SIPA is generally mandatory if:
SIPA applications are processed through the OSS-RBA (Online Single Submission – Risk Based Approach) system.
The issuing authority depends on the groundwater management area:
While requirements may vary by region, they typically include:
Administrative Documents
Technical Documents
Environmental Documents
Technical Recommendations
All documents must be submitted through the OSS-RBA system in accordance with Indonesia’s digital licensing process.
A SIPA permit is issued for a specific validity period and must be renewed before expiration. Permit holders are legally required to comply with approved groundwater volumes, extraction points, and operational terms.
Using groundwater without a valid SIPA may result in:
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Documents Information:
Procedure Document