Online Single Submission Risk Based Approach (OSS-RBA) or Risk-Based Business Licensing is a business license given to business actors to start and run their business activities which are assessed based on the level of risk of the business activity.

Risk Level is the potential for a hazard to health, safety, environment, utilization of natural resources and/or other hazards that fall into the Low, Medium, or High categories. The government has mapped the risk level according to the business sector or KBLI (Indonesian Standard Classification of Business Fields).

In accordance with the risk of business activities, the following are the types of business permits obtained by business actors:

Low Risk:

Business Identification Number (NIB)

Low Medium Risk:

1. Business Identification Number (NIB)

2. Standard Certificate (SS) in the form of an Independent Statement

High Medium Risk:

1. Business Identification Number (NIB)

2. Standard Certificate (SS) which must be verified by the Ministry/Institution/Regional Government

High Risk:

1. Business Identification Number (NIB)

2. Permits which must be approved by the Ministry/Institution/Regional Government

3. Standard Certificate (SS) if necessary

Sectors in Risk-Based Business Licensing

The implementation of risk-based business licensing includes the following sectors:

1. Maritime and Fisheries;

2. Agriculture;

3. Environment and Forestry;

4. Energy and Mineral Resources;

5. Nuclear Power;

6. Industry;

7. Trade;

8. Public Works and Public Housing;

9. Transportation;

10. Health, Medicine, and Food;

11. Education and Culture;

12. Tourism;

13. Religion;

14. Postal, Telecommunication, Broadcasting, and Electronic Systems and Transactions;

15. Defense and Security; and

16. Employment.