Indonesia is one of the major import markets in Southeast Asia. According to the latest Indonesia Import Data and Indonesia Customs Data, the country imported goods worth $241.85 billion in 2025, up 4% from the previous year. In the first seven months of 2026, Indonesia imports reached $163.32 billion.
According to global trade data, Indonesia is the 28th-largest importer in the world. Its imports support major industries such as manufacturing, energy, construction, transportation, and technology.
Indonesia Imports by Country
China is Indonesia’s largest import partner, followed by Singapore, Japan, the USA, and Malaysia. The top five Indonesia import partners are:
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China: $87.53 billion (36.2%)
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Singapore: $19.16 billion (7.9%)
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Japan: $14.46 billion (6%)
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USA: $12.87 billion (5.3%)
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Malaysia: $11.12 billion (4.6%)
China is the leading supplier, accounting for more than one-third of Indonesia’s total imports. The strong presence of Asian countries shows the importance of regional trade and supply chains in Indonesia’s import market.
Indonesia Top Imports
Indonesia imports a wide range of energy products, machinery, electronics, vehicles, and industrial materials. Its top imports include:
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Mineral fuels and oils (HS Code 27): $36.80 billion (15.2%)
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Nuclear reactors and machinery (HS Code 84): $36.64 billion (15.1%)
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Electrical machinery and equipment (HS Code 85): $31.87 billion (13.1%)
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Vehicles (HS Code 87): $10.99 billion (4.5%)
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Plastics and articles thereof (HS Code 39): $10.42 billion (4.3%)
These figures show strong Indonesian demand for energy, machinery, electronics, transportation products, and industrial materials.
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