Goods Across Borders · Customs rule card
Lithium Power Bank → Indonesia
Purpose: Traveling · Verified: 2026-08-22
No specific restrictions for personal lithium power bank
Details
No specific restrictions for personal lithium power bank. Quantity guidance for Indonesia: Personal use. Documentation: Purchase receipt for high-value items; Original packaging (recommended). Allowed status assumes personal-use quantities — commercial-scale amounts move the entry into formal import procedures with duty and documentation. Arrival checks are carried out by Directorate General of Customs and Excise (DGCE / Bea Cukai); when in doubt use the declare (red) channel — declared goods at worst attract duty or surrender, while undeclared goods attract penalties. Leaving Indonesia with lithium power bank is a separate question: allowed — Power banks may be taken out of Indonesia freely but must travel in cabin baggage — lithium battery aviation rules, not customs, are the constraint.
Quantity limit
Personal use
Documentation required
- Purchase receipt for high-value items
- Original packaging (recommended)
Leaving with this item
Power banks may be taken out of Indonesia freely but must travel in cabin baggage — lithium battery aviation rules, not customs, are the constraint.
IATA dangerous goods
Lithium Power Bank is classified under Class 9 — Miscellaneous dangerous goods. Cabin and checked-baggage limits apply on top of customs rules.
Practical advice
Standard personal-effects allowance applies for Lithium Power Bank in Indonesia. Keep the device in cabin baggage per IATA lithium-battery rules; carry the original purchase receipt if the value is over the destination's de minimis (USD 3). Repair-and-return status is unrestricted; commercial-quantity carriage requires a separate commercial import declaration.
Customs authority
Directorate General of Customs and Excise (DGCE / Bea Cukai) · https://www.beacukai.go.id