When goods previously brought into a Free Trade Zone (Batam, Bintan, or Karimun) are shipped to TLDDP — the rest of Indonesian customs territory — they cross from a duty-free zone into the regular customs jurisdiction. At this point, the same import duty, PPN, PPnBM, and PPh 22 that would apply to a direct mainland import are calculated and become payable.
This is the form that catches importers who think operating in Batam means permanently duty-free imports. It does not — it means duty-deferred. Goods used or sold within the FTZ remain duty-free; goods crossing into mainland Indonesia trigger the same fiscal treatment as any other import.