List of longest-serving members of the Parliament of Indonesia

Last updated November 06, 2024

This article lists the longest-serving members of the Parliament of Indonesia.

Longest total service

This section lists members of parliament who have served for a cumulative total of at least 25 years.

All these periods of service were spent in one House exclusively. A number of people have served in People's Representative Council (DPR), Constitutional Assembly of Indonesia (MPR), Constitutional Assembly of Indonesia (Konstituante) and Regional Representative Council.

Name		Chamber(s)	Start of service	End of service	Period of service	Ref.
Muhidin Mohamad Said	Independen	MPR	1 October 1992	1 October 2004	32 years, 35 days^{[lower-alpha 1]}	^[1]^[2] ^[3]^[4] ^[5]
Muhidin Mohamad Said	Golkar	DPR	1 October 2004	Incumbent	32 years, 35 days^{[lower-alpha 1]}	^[1]^[2] ^[3]^[4] ^[5]
Abdullah Zainie	Golkar	DPR	28 October 1971	1 October 1997	30 years, 338 days
Abdullah Zainie	Golkar	DPR	1 October 1999	1 October 2004	30 years, 338 days
Imam Churmen	PPP	DPR	28 October 1971	1 October 1997	30 years, 338 days
Imam Churmen	PKB	DPR	1 October 1999	1 October 2004	30 years, 338 days
Guruh Sukarnoputra	PDI	DPR	1 October 1992	1 October 1997	30 years, 0 days
Guruh Sukarnoputra	PDIP	DPR	1 October 1999	1 October 2024	30 years, 0 days
Aisyah Aminy	Independen	DPR	1 February 1967	22 May 1969	29 years, 110 days
	Independen	MPR	1 October 1977	1 October 1987
	PPP	DPR	1 October 1987	1 October 2004
Ismail Hasan Metareum	NU	DPR	28 October 1971	1 October 1977	27 years, 338 days
Ismail Hasan Metareum	PPP	DPR	1 October 1977	1 October 1999	27 years, 338 days
Agun Gunandjar Sudarsa	Golkar	DPR	1 October 1997	Incumbent	27 years, 35 days^{[lower-alpha 1]}
Hamzah Haz	NU	DPR	28 October 1971	1 October 1977	26 years, 236 days
	PPP		1 October 1977	23 May 1998
	PPP		1 October 1999	29 October 1999
Masjkur	NU	DPR	26 March 1956	1 October 1977	26 years, 189 days
Masjkur	PPP	DPR	1 October 1977	1 October 1982	26 years, 189 days
Pamudji	PNI	DPR	26 March 1956	5 June 1960	26 years, 32 days
	PNI		15 November 1965	1 October 1977
	PDI		1 October 1977	1 October 1987
Sabam Sirait	Parkindo	DPR	17 May 1966	28 October 1971	26 years, 25 days
	PDI		1 October 1977	1 October 1982
	PDI		1 October 1992	1 October 1997
	PDIP		1 October 1999	1 October 2004
	PDIP		1 October 2005	1 October 2009
	Independen	DPD	15 January 2018	29 September 2021
Soenarjo Haddade	Golkar	DPR	28 October 1971	1 October 1997	25 years, 338 days
Novyan Kaman	Golkar	DPR	28 October 1971	1 October 1997	25 years, 338 days
Aloysius Aloy	Golkar	DPR	28 October 1971	1 October 1997	25 years, 338 days
Andi Mochtar	Golkar	DPR	28 October 1971	1 October 1997	25 years, 338 days
Anak Agung Oka Mahendra	Golkar	DPR	28 October 1971	1 October 1997	25 years, 338 days
Soerjadi	PNI	DPR	1 October 1971	1 October 1977	25 years, 338 days
Soerjadi	PDI	DPR	1 October 1977	1 October 1997	25 years, 338 days
Notosukardjo	PNI	DPR	26 March 1956	5 June 1960	25 years, 214 days
	PNI		17 May 1966	1 October 1977
	PDI		1 October 1977	1 October 1987
Ferdiansyah	Golkar	DPR	1 October 1999	Incumbent	25 years, 35 days^{[lower-alpha 1]}
I Made Urip	PDIP	DPR	1 October 1999	1 October 2024	25 years, 0 days
Mindo Sianipar	PDIP	DPR	1 October 1999	1 October 2024	25 years, 0 days
Jakob S. Tobing	Golkar	DPR	1 October 1977	1 October 1997	25 years, 0 days
Jakob S. Tobing	PDIP	DPR	1 October 1999	1 October 2004	25 years, 0 days

Notes

1 2 3 Per 5 November 2024

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[update-1] 1 2 3 Per 5 November 2024

[DPR_1999–2004-2] "Anggota Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat Republik Indonesia 1999-2004". Detik/OhioUniversity. 1999-11-08. Archived from the original on 2018-02-10. Retrieved 2024-10-27.

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[DPR_2009–2014-4] "Daftar Anggota DPR terpilih 2009" (PDF). KPU. 2009-09-03. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2012-05-23. Retrieved 2024-10-27.

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