The iPhone 16 series, which includes the iPhone 16, 16 Plus, 16 Pro, 16 Pro Max, and 16e, is now available in Indonesia after a five-month ban due to unmet investment commitments. Customers can purchase the devices from authorized resellers like Digimap and iBox, with delivery in 1-3 business days. Apple negotiated a $300 million investment deal with the Indonesian government, which includes setting up manufacturing facilities for AirTag trackers and accessories, as well as establishing R&D centers and local educational initiatives. The iPhone 16 lineup is now touted as Apple’s most powerful yet, with advanced battery life and camera systems.
After a five-month hiatus, the iPhone 16 series has finally arrived in Indonesia. The lineup includes the iPhone 16, 16 Plus, 16 Pro, 16 Pro Max, and the newly released iPhone 16e. Consumers can now buy these devices from local Apple authorized retailers, Digimap and iBox, with deliveries expected within 1-3 business days.
Thrilled to announce that our customers in Indonesia can now enjoy the iPhone 16 lineup—available starting today!
With all-day battery life, top-tier performance, and outstanding camera capabilities, the iPhone 16 is our most robust offering yet. https://t.co/RTa9elSNDO
— Greg Joswiak (@gregjoz) April 11, 2025
This announcement marks the conclusion of the iPhone 16 ban in Indonesia, which endured for over 166 days. The products were initially prohibited back in late October due to unfulfilled investment commitments from Apple. Following a series of negotiations, Apple reportedly increased its investment proposals in the country to as high as $1 billion.
| iPhone 16e | iPhone 16 | iPhone 16 Plus | iPhone 16 Pro | iPhone 16 Pro Max | |
| Launch price in Indonesia | IDR 12,499,000 | IDR 14,999,000 | IDR 16,999,000 | IDR 18,499,000 | IDR 22,499,000 |
| Converted to USD | $744 | $890 | $1,010 | $1,100 | $1,338 |
According to recent reports, the finalized agreement entails a $300 million investment by Apple. This includes a manufacturing plant for Apple AirTag trackers and a separate facility for accessories within Indonesia. Additionally, Apple is anticipated to establish more R&D centers and invest in local educational institutions for students.