Indonesian Navy
The Indonesian Navy operates 345 active ships in 2026 — 4 submarines, 9 frigates, 26 corvettes, 31 amphibious ships, 198 patrol vessels, 19 coastal craft, 10 mine warfare ships, 41 auxiliaries. It ranks #8 of 80 navies worldwide, with 27 more hulls on order or under construction.
Active ships
3452026
Total ships
372
Major combatants
13
SEAS Index (Sea Equipment Aggregate Strength)
40.1/ 100
The score reflects a fleet of
13 major combatants,
57 light combatants and 227 minor vessels
out of 345 active vessels, weighted by combat effectiveness.
Fleet Composition
In serviceOn order
Recent navy events
Updated daily
- FEB 122026 Commissioned KRI Canopus (Canopus) · Commissioned at Lemwerder, Germany; largest survey vessel ever operated by the Indonesian Navy.
- DEC 222025 Commissioned KRI Prabu Siliwangi (Thaon di Revel) · Commissioned at Fincantieri's Muggiano yard, second Indonesian PPA multipurpose combat ship.
- JUL 22025 Delivered KRI Brawijaya (Thaon di Revel) · Handed over at Fincantieri's Muggiano yard, first Indonesian PPA multipurpose combat ship.
- APR 172025 Commissioned KRI Bung Hatta (Bung Karno) · Commissioned into the Indonesian Navy, second Bung Karno-class corvette.
Full inventory in 2026
372 shipsNavy
| Type | Class | Ship Name | Hull Number | Status | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amphibious ships | |||||
| Troop Transport | Karang Pilang | KRI Karang Pilang | 981 | Active | — |
| Landing Platform Dock | Makassar | KRI Banda Aceh | 593 | Active | — |
| Makassar | KRI Banjarmasin | 592 | Active | — | |
| Makassar | KRI Makassar | 590 | Active | — | |
| Makassar | KRI Surabaya | 591 | Active | — | |
| Semarang | KRI Semarang | 594 | Active | 2018 | |
| Troop Transport | Tanjung Kambani | KRI Tanjung Kambani | 971 | Active | — |
| Landing Ship Tank | Teluk Bintuni | KRI Teluk Bintuni | 520 | Active | — |
| Teluk Bintuni | KRI Teluk Calang | 524 | Active | — | |
| Teluk Bintuni | KRI Teluk Kendari | 518 | Active | — | |
| Teluk Bintuni | KRI Teluk Kupang | 519 | Active | — | |
| Teluk Bintuni | KRI Teluk Lada | 521 | Active | — | |
| Teluk Bintuni | KRI Teluk Palu | 523 | Active | — | |
| Teluk Bintuni | KRI Teluk Weda | 526 | Active | — | |
| Teluk Bintuni | KRI Teluk Wondama | 527 | Active | — | |
| Teluk Bintuni | KRI Teluk Youtefa | 522 | Active | — | |
| Landing Ship Medium | Teluk Gilimanuk | KRI Teluk Celukan Bawang | 532 | Active | — |
| Teluk Gilimanuk | KRI Teluk Cendrawasih | 533 | Active | — | |
| Teluk Gilimanuk | KRI Teluk Cirebon | 543 | Active | — | |
| Teluk Gilimanuk | KRI Teluk Gilimanuk | 531 | Active | — | |
| Teluk Gilimanuk | KRI Teluk Hading | 538 | Active | — | |
| Teluk Gilimanuk | KRI Teluk Lampung | 540 | Active | — | |
| Teluk Gilimanuk | KRI Teluk Manado | 537 | Active | — | |
| Teluk Gilimanuk | KRI Teluk Parigi | 539 | Active | — | |
| Teluk Gilimanuk | KRI Teluk Sabang | 544 | Active | — | |
| Teluk Gilimanuk | KRI Teluk Sangkulirang | 542 | Active | — | |
| Teluk Gilimanuk | KRI Teluk Sibolga | 536 | Active | — | |
| Landing Ship Tank | Teluk Langsa | KRI Teluk Amboina | 503 | Active | 1961 |
| Teluk Semangka | KRI Teluk Banten | 516 | Active | — | |
| Teluk Semangka | KRI Teluk Ende | 517 | Active | — | |
| Teluk Semangka | KRI Teluk Sampit | 515 | Active | — | |
| Coastal boats | |||||
| Fast Missile Boat | Belati | KRI Belati | 622 | Active | 2025 |
| Clurit | KRI Alamang | 644 | Active | — | |
| Clurit | KRI Beladau | 643 | Active | — | |
| Clurit | KRI Clurit | 641 | Active | — | |
| Clurit | KRI Kujang | 642 | Active | — | |
| Clurit | KRI Parang | 647 | Active | — | |
| Clurit | KRI Siwar | 646 | Active | — | |
| Clurit | KRI Surik | 645 | Active | — | |
| Clurit | KRI Terapang | 648 | Active | — | |
| Klewang | KRI Golok | 688 | Active | 2021 | |
| Mandau | KRI Badik | 623 | Active | — | |
| Mandau | KRI Keris | 624 | Active | — | |
| Mandau | KRI Mandau | 621 | Active | — | |
| Sampari | KRI Halasan | 630 | Active | — | |
| Sampari | KRI Kapak | 625 | Active | 2021 | |
| Sampari | KRI Kerambit | 627 | Active | — | |
| Sampari | KRI Panah | 626 | Active | 2022 | |
| Sampari | KRI Sampari | 628 | Active | — | |
| Sampari | KRI Tombak | 629 | Active | — | |
| Belati | KRI Tbd |
—
(2 ships) |
Ordered | — | |
| FAC/M 70M | KRI Tbd |
—
(2 ships) |
Ordered | — | |
| Tbd | KRI Tbd |
—
(3 ships) |
Ordered | — | |
| Tbd | KRI Tbd |
—
(2 ships) |
Ordered | — | |
| Midget submarine | Drass DGK | KRI Tbd |
—
(6 ships) |
Planned | — |
| Corvettes | |||||
| Corvette | Bung Karno | KRI Bung Karno | 369 | Active | — |
| Bung Karno | KRI Bung Hatta | 370 | Active | 2025 | |
| Guided-missile Corvette | Bung Tomo | KRI Bung Tomo | 357 | Active | — |
| Bung Tomo | KRI John Lie | 358 | Active | — | |
| Bung Tomo | KRI Usman Harun | 359 | Active | — | |
| Diponegoro | KRI Diponegoro | 365 | Active | — | |
| Diponegoro | KRI Frans Kaisiepo | 368 | Active | — | |
| Diponegoro | KRI Sultan Hasanuddin | 366 | Active | — | |
| Diponegoro | KRI Sultan Iskandar Muda | 367 | Active | — | |
| Corvette | Fatahillah | KRI Fatahillah | 361 | Active | — |
| Fatahillah | KRI Malahayati | 362 | Active | — | |
| Fatahillah | KRI Nala | 363 | Active | — | |
| ASW Corvette | Kapitan Pattimura | KRI Cut Nyak Dien | 375 | Active | — |
| Kapitan Pattimura | KRI Hasan Basri | 382 | Active | — | |
| Kapitan Pattimura | KRI Imam Bonjol | 383 | Active | — | |
| Kapitan Pattimura | KRI Kapitan Pattimura | 371 | Active | — | |
| Kapitan Pattimura | KRI Lambung Mangkurat | 374 | Active | — | |
| Kapitan Pattimura | KRI Silas Papare | 386 | Active | — | |
| Kapitan Pattimura | KRI Sultan Nuku | 373 | Active | — | |
| Kapitan Pattimura | KRI Sultan Thaha Syaifuddin | 376 | Active | — | |
| Kapitan Pattimura | KRI Sutanto | 377 | Active | — | |
| Kapitan Pattimura | KRI Sutedi Senoputra | 378 | Active | — | |
| Kapitan Pattimura | KRI Teuku Umar | 385 | Active | — | |
| Kapitan Pattimura | KRI Tjiptadi | 381 | Active | — | |
| Kapitan Pattimura | KRI Untung Suropati | 372 | Active | — | |
| Kapitan Pattimura | KRI Wiratno | 379 | Active | — | |
| Frigates | |||||
| Guided-missile Frigate | Ahmad Yani | KRI Karel Satsuitubun | 356 | Active | — |
| Ahmad Yani | KRI Oswald Siahaan | 354 | Active | — | |
| Ahmad Yani | KRI Yos Sudarso | 353 | Active | — | |
| Ahmad Yani | KRI Abdul Halim Perdanakusuma | 355 | Active | — | |
| Ahmad Yani | KRI Ahmad Yani | 351 | Active | — | |
| Martadinata | KRI I Gusti Ngurah Rai | 332 | Active | — | |
| Martadinata | KRI Raden Eddy Martadinata | 331 | Active | — | |
| Multi-purpose Frigate | Thaon di Revel | KRI Prabu Siliwangi | 321 | Active | 2025 |
| Thaon di Revel | KRI Brawijaya | 320 | Active | 2025 | |
| General Purpose Frigate | Balaputradewa | KRI Balaputradewa | 322 | Fitting Out | — |
| Balaputradewa | KRI Tbd | — | Ordered | — | |
| Istanbul | KRI Tbd |
—
(2 ships) |
Ordered | — | |
| Mine Warfare ships | |||||
| Mine countermeasures vessel | Pulau Fani | KRI Pulau Fani | 731 | Active | 2023 |
| Pulau Fani | KRI Pulau Fanildo | 732 | Active | 2023 | |
| Pulau Rengat | KRI Pulau Rengat | 711 | Active | — | |
| Pulau Rengat | KRI Pulau Rupat | 712 | Active | — | |
| Pulau Rote | KRI Kala Hitam | 828 | Active | — | |
| Pulau Rote | KRI Kelabang | 826 | Active | — | |
| Pulau Rote | KRI Pulau Raas | 722 | Active | — | |
| Pulau Rote | KRI Pulau Rangsang | 727 | Active | — | |
| Pulau Rote | KRI Pulau Rimau | 724 | Active | — | |
| Pulau Rote | KRI Pulau Rusa | 726 | Active | — | |
| Other ships | |||||
| Hovercraft | — | HAL-01 | — | Active | — |
| — | HAL-02 | — | Active | — | |
| — | HAL-03 | — | Active | — | |
| — | HAL-04 | — | Active | — | |
| — | HAL-05 | — | Active | — | |
| Motor Yacht | — | KAL Antasena | — | Active | — |
| — | KAL Yudhistira | II.02 | Active | — | |
| Patrol boats | |||||
| Patrol Boat | Badau | KRI Badau | 841 | Active | — |
| Badau | KRI Salawaku | 842 | Active | — | |
| Bawean | KAL Bawean | — | Active | — | |
| Bireuen | KAL Bireuen | — | Active | — | |
| Bireuen | KAL Kumai | — | Active | — | |
| Bireuen | KAL Mapor | — | Active | — | |
| Bireuen | KAL Nipa | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Alkura | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Anakonda | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Birang | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Boa | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Kalagian | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Kalakay | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Katon | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Kobra | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Mulga | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Panana | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Patola | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Piton | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Sanca | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Suluh Pari | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Tarihu | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Tedong Naga | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Tedung Selar | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Viper | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Warakas | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Welang | — | Active | — | |
| Boa | KAL Weling | — | Active | — | |
| Fast Assault-craft/Patrol Boat | Combat Boat 18m | KAL Guruh | — | Active | — |
| Combat Boat 18m | KAL Kilat | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | KAL Tornado | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Balaroa | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Bali | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Binanga | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Busalangga | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Coebang | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Gebang | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Gorar | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Karimun | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Kastela | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Lamaru | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Mamburungan | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Pelambong | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Posa | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Pulau Bakau | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Pulau Langkai | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Pulau Numfor | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Pulau Pagerungan | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Pulau Salando | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Pulau Sebesi | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Pulau Semau | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Pulau Yapen | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Santiago | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Wasur | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Yapero | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | Patkamla Jefman | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | KAL Guntur | — | Active | — | |
| Combat Boat 18m | KAL Angin | — | Active | — | |
| Patrol Boat | Cucut | KRI Cucut | 866 | Active | — |
| Dorang | KRI Bawal | 875 | Active | — | |
| Dorang | KRI Dorang | 874 | Active | — | |
| Dorang | KRI Marlin | 877 | Active | — | |
| Dorang | KRI Tuna | 876 | Active | — | |
| Dorang | KRI Hampala | 880 | Active | — | |
| Dorang | KRI Lumba-Lumba | 881 | Active | — | |
| FPB-57 | KRI Ajak | 653 | Active | — | |
| FPB-57 | KRI Barakuda | 814 | Active | — | |
| FPB-57 | KRI Hiu | 634 | Active | — | |
| FPB-57 | KRI Kakap | 811 | Active | — | |
| FPB-57 | KRI Kerapu | 812 | Active | — | |
| FPB-57 | KRI Layang | 635 | Active | — | |
| FPB-57 | KRI Lemadang | 632 | Active | — | |
| FPB-57 | KRI Pandrong | 801 | Active | — | |
| FPB-57 | KRI Singa | 651 | Active | — | |
| FPB-57 | KRI Sura | 802 | Active | — | |
| FPB-57 | KRI Todak | 631 | Active | — | |
| FPB-57 | KRI Tongkol | 813 | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Anyer | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Belongas | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Bunyu | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Iboih | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Kelambau | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Lalos | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Lemukutan | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Limboto | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Manakarra | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Marapas | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Pandang | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Pelawan | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Pulau Ambalat | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Pulau Bungaran | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Pulau Karakelang | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Pulau Labengki | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Pulau Mego | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Pulau Menjangan | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Pulau Nustual | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Pulau Sangihe | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Pulau Siantan | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Pulau Siba | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Pulau Trangan | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Rajegwesi | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Sarudik | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Sorake | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Talise | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Tanjung Pinang | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Tidore | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Wayabula | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Wayag | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Sembulungan | — | Active | — | |
| KAL-28m | KAL Hinako | — | Active | — | |
| Krait | KRI Krait | 827 | Active | — | |
| Kudungga | KAL Kudungga | — | Active | — | |
| Mamuju | KAL Mamuju | — | Active | — | |
| Nirwana | KAL Nirwana-I | — | Active | — | |
| Nirwana | KAL Nirwana-II | — | Active | — | |
| Nirwana | KAL Nirwana-III | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Balibo | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Balongan | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Baruk | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Belinyu | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Bokor | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Enggano | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Jemur | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Kembang | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Mansalar | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Maribaya | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Panda | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Pohawang | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Pulau Bengkoang | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Ratu Samban | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Samalona | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Sambas | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Sepinggan | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Serayu | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Simeulue | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Sinyaru | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Tabuan | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Tahuna | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Tamposo | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Tanjung Pandangan | — | Active | — | |
| PC-28m | KAL Telaga Tujuh | — | Active | — | |
| Pari | KRI Albakora | 867 | Active | — | |
| Pari | KRI Bubara | 868 | Active | — | |
| Pari | KRI Cakalang | 852 | Active | — | |
| Pari | KRI Escolar | 871 | Active | — | |
| Pari | KRI Gulamah | 869 | Active | — | |
| Pari | KRI Kartoang | 872 | Active | — | |
| Pari | KRI Kurau | 856 | Active | — | |
| Pari | KRI Layaran | 854 | Active | — | |
| Pari | KRI Lepu | 861 | Active | — | |
| Pari | KRI Madidihang | 855 | Active | — | |
| Pari | KRI Mata Bongsang | 873 | Active | — | |
| Pari | KRI Pari | 849 | Active | — | |
| Pari | KRI Posepa | 870 | Active | — | |
| Pari | KRI Sembilang | 850 | Active | — | |
| Pari | KRI Sidat | 851 | Active | — | |
| Pari | KRI Tatihu | 853 | Active | — | |
| Pari | KRI Torani | 860 | Active | — | |
| Pari | KRI Butana | 878 | Active | — | |
| Pari | KRI Selar | 879 | Active | — | |
| Multipurpose Patrol Boat | Pintar | KAL Pintar | — | Active | — |
| Patrol Boat | Pulau Ambo | Patkamla Pulau Ambo | — | Active | 2017 |
| Pulau Ambo | Patkamla Pulau Doom | — | Active | 2017 | |
| Pulau Ambo | Patkamla Pulau Kabaruan | — | Active | 2017 | |
| Pulau Ismoyo | Patkamla Minca | — | Active | 2017 | |
| Pulau Ismoyo | Patkamla Pulau Ismoyo | — | Active | 2017 | |
| Pulau Ismoyo | Patkamla Pulau Sugi | — | Active | 2017 | |
| Samadar | Patkamla Sabola | — | Active | — | |
| Samadar | Patkamla Sadarin | — | Active | — | |
| Samadar | Patkamla Salmaneti | — | Active | — | |
| Samadar | Patkamla Samadar | — | Active | — | |
| Samadar | Patkamla Sasila | — | Active | — | |
| Samadar | Patkamla Sawangi | — | Active | — | |
| Sibarau | KRI Siada | 862 | Active | — | |
| Sibarau | KRI Sigalu | 857 | Active | — | |
| Sibarau | KRI Sigurot | 864 | Active | — | |
| Sibarau | KRI Sikuda | 863 | Active | — | |
| Sibarau | KRI Silea | 858 | Active | — | |
| Sibarau | KRI Siliman | 848 | Active | — | |
| Sibarau | KRI Siribua | 859 | Active | — | |
| Sibarau | KRI Tenggiri | 865 | Active | — | |
| Sinabang | KAL Sengiap | — | Active | 2013 | |
| Sinabang | KAL Sinabang | — | Active | 2013 | |
| Fast Assault-craft/Patrol Boat | X-38 Combat Cat | Patkamla Catamaran |
—
(12 ships) |
Active | — |
| X-38 Combat Cat | KAL Halilintar | — | Active | — | |
| X-38 Combat Cat | KAL Trisula | — | Active | — | |
| X-38 Combat Cat | KAL Kalandah | — | Active | — | |
| Offshore Patrol Vessel | Raja Haji Fisabilillah | KRI Raja Haji Fisabilillah | 391 | Fitting Out | — |
| Raja Haji Fisabilillah | KRI Lukas Rumkorem | 392 | Fitting Out | — | |
| Raja Haji Fisabilillah | KRI Tbd | — | Ordered | — | |
| Patrol Boat | Tbd | KRI Tbd |
—
(2 ships) |
Ordered | — |
| Submarines | |||||
| Attack submarine | Cakra | KRI Cakra | 401 | Active | — |
| Nagapasa | KRI Alugoro | 405 | Active | — | |
| Nagapasa | KRI Ardadedali | 404 | Active | — | |
| Nagapasa | KRI Nagapasa | 403 | Active | — | |
| Scorpène Evolved | KRI Tbd |
—
(2 ships) |
Ordered | — | |
| Support ships | |||||
| Coastal tugboat | — | TD Anjasmoro | — | Active | — |
| — | TD Bromo | — | Active | — | |
| — | TD Galunggung | — | Active | — | |
| — | TD Lawu | — | Active | — | |
| — | TD Malabar | — | Active | — | |
| — | TD Merapi | — | Active | — | |
| — | TD Merbabu | — | Active | — | |
| — | TD Tambora | — | Active | — | |
| — | TD Tinombala | — | Active | — | |
| — | TD Wilis | — | Active | — | |
| Hydrographic and Oceanographic Research Vessel | Aries | KAL Aries | 0-01-01 | Active | 1964 |
| Fleet Tanker | Arun | KRI Arun | 903 | Active | — |
| Sail Training Schooner | Arung Samudera | KRI Arung Samudera | — | Active | — |
| Sail Training Barque | Bima Suci | KRI Bima Suci | — | Active | — |
| Hydrographic and Oceanographic Research Vessel | Canopus | KRI Canopus New | 936 | Active | 2026 |
| Coastal tugboat | Daik | TD Daik | — | Active | 2024 |
| Hydrographic and Oceanographic Research Vessel | Dewa Kembar | KRI Dewa Kembar | 932 | Active | — |
| Sail Training Barquentine | Dewaruci | KRI Dewaruci | — | Active | — |
| Training Boats | Kadet | KAL Kadet-2 | — | Active | — |
| Kadet | KAL Kadet-3 | — | Active | — | |
| Kadet | KAL Kadet-5 | — | Active | — | |
| Kadet | KAL Kadet-6 | — | Active | — | |
| Kadet | KAL Kadet-7 | — | Active | — | |
| Command Ship | Multatuli | KRI Multatuli | 561 | Active | — |
| Hydrographic and Oceanographic Research Vessel | Pollux | KRI Pollux | 935 | Active | 2021 |
| Rigel | KRI Rigel | 933 | Active | — | |
| Rigel | KRI Spica | 934 | Active | — | |
| Ocean-going tugboat | Soputan | KRI Leuser | 924 | Active | — |
| Soputan | KRI Soputan | 923 | Active | — | |
| Hospital Assistance Ship | Sudirohusodo | KRI dr. Radjiman Wedyodiningrat | 992 | Active | 2022 |
| Sudirohusodo | KRI dr. Wahidin Sudirohusodo | 991 | Active | 2021 | |
| Small Tanker | Sungai Gerong | KRI Sungai Gerong | 906 | Active | — |
| Dry Cargo Support Ship | Talaud | KRI Teluk Mentawai | 959 | Active | — |
| Hospital Assistance Ship | Tanjung Dalpele | KRI dr. Soeharso | 990 | Active | — |
| Tanker | Tarakan | KRI Balongan | 908 | Active | 2022 |
| Tarakan | KRI Bontang | 907 | Active | 2022 | |
| Tarakan | KRI Tarakan | 905 | Active | 2022 | |
| Coastal tugboat | Umsini | TD Umsini | — | Active | 2023 |
| Umsini | TD Irau | — | Active | 2023 | |
| Umsini | TD Ranai | — | Active | 2023 | |
| Hydrographic and Oceanographic Research Vessel | Vega | KAL Vega | 0-01-02 | Active | 2008 |
| Submarine Rescue Ship | SRS Mothership | KRI Tbd | — | Ordered | — |
Overview
The Indonesian Navy (TNI-AL) is the largest in Southeast Asia in terms of personnel and number of ships, tasked with defending an expansive and strategically vital archipelago. Its maritime strategy is focused on evolving from a green-water force, primarily concerned with coastal and Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) protection, towards a blue-water navy with power projection capabilities. This ambition is driven by the "Minimum Essential Force" (MEF) modernization plan, although budget constraints and the sheer scale of the undertaking present significant challenges.
The fleet is a mix of modern and aging assets. While numerous, a significant portion of its surface combatants, including the ex-Van Speijk-class frigates, are decades old and have questionable capabilities beyond presence operations. The more modern platforms include Sigma-class guided-missile frigates (designated as destroyers by Indonesia). Its submarine force is also undergoing modernization. The operational readiness of its naval aviation wing is also a concern, with reports suggesting that less than half of its aircraft are typically operational.
To address these shortfalls, Indonesia has embarked on ambitious shipbuilding and procurement programs. The most capable recent additions are two Italian-built PPA multipurpose frigates, KRI Brawijaya and KRI Prabu Siliwangi, delivered and commissioned during 2025. Indonesia has also ordered two MILGEM-derived Istanbul-class frigates from Turkey for delivery later in the decade, and is building Arrowhead 140-derived frigates at the PT PAL shipyard to form a further part of the future surface fleet. In its undersea domain, the navy is enhancing its capabilities with an order for two Scorpène-class submarines, which are also planned to be built in Indonesia. Historically, the domestic shipyard PT PAL has produced fast patrol boats, and the navy has also acquired vessels from various international partners.
The navy's operational reach is currently limited, with a fleet dominated by smaller, inshore craft and only a handful of combatants capable of long-range deployments. Its network of naval bases, though strategically located across the archipelago, requires further development to fully support sustained forward operations. While the TNI-AL's large personnel numbers and growing fleet signal its intent, it remains a force in transition, working to overcome the inefficiencies of its large but partly obsolete inventory and build a modern, credible maritime force.
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Last updated on 12 August 2026.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many ships does Indonesia's navy have?
Indonesian Navy operates 345 active naval vessels. Including reserve and training ships, the total fleet size is 372 vessels.
How does Indonesia's navy rank globally?
Indonesian Navy ranks #8 out of 80 navies worldwide based on the SEAS Index (Sea Equipment Aggregate Strength), which measures overall naval capability considering fleet composition and combat effectiveness.
Does Indonesia have submarines?
Yes, Indonesian Navy operates 6 submarines. These include both nuclear-powered and conventional diesel-electric submarines for various missions including strategic deterrence, anti-submarine warfare, and reconnaissance.
Does Indonesia have aircraft carriers?
No, Indonesian Navy does not currently operate aircraft carriers. Power projection relies on other surface combatants and land-based naval aviation.
What is the SEAS Index score of Indonesia?
Indonesia has a SEAS Index (Sea Equipment Aggregate Strength) score of 40.1 out of 100. This composite score measures overall naval capability, with capital ships (carriers, cruisers) weighted highest, followed by major combatants (destroyers, submarines, frigates), and light combatants.
What types of ships does Indonesia's navy operate?
Indonesian Navy operates a diverse fleet including 203 patrol boats, 42 support ships, 34 coastal boats, 31 amphibious ships. The fleet composition reflects the country's maritime defense priorities and strategic requirements.
Latest Data Updates
- AUG 122026 Updated Navy overview updated
- AUG 32026 Updated 348 inventory entries added across 76 ship classes
- JUL 252026 Updated 8 fleet events recorded; 4 inventory entries added across 3 ship classes
- JUL 242026 Updated Category updated across 6 entries
- JAN 182026 Updated Kapitan Pattimura linked to its equipment page; Martadinata linked to its equipment page; Nagapasa linked to its equipment page
- JAN 142026 Updated Tbd: status updated