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Banten province (Serang) — promoted to the top flight for the first time in their history for the 2026/27 season.

The city of Malang (East Java) — nicknamed "Singo Edan", multiple champions of Indonesia.

Bali province (Gianyar) — a modern club known for professional management and its own training centre.

The city of Bandar Lampung — a club linked with the Indonesian police (Bhayangkara), league champions in 2016/17.

The city of Samarinda (East Kalimantan) — nicknamed "Pesut Etam" (our dolphins).

Banten province (Serang) — part of the Dewa United sports group (also basketball and esports).

The city of Bogor (West Java) — new name of the club Persikoci, in the top flight for the first time from the 2026/27 season.

The city of Pamekasan (Madura island).

North Maluku province (Ternate) — a young club founded in 2023.

The city of Surabaya — historic rivals of Persiba, fans known as "Bonek".

The city of Bandung — one of Indonesia's most popular clubs, champions of the 2025/26 season (a third consecutive title).

The capital Jakarta — the country's oldest professional club (1928), nicknamed "Macan Kemayoran".

The city of Jepara (Central Java).

The city of Kediri (East Java) — nicknamed "Macan Putih" (white tigers).

The city of Tangerang (Banten).

The city of Yogyakarta — nicknamed "Laskar Mataram".

The city of Makassar — Indonesia's oldest football club (1915), playing home matches in Parepare.

Sleman Regency (Yogyakarta) — playing at the Maguwoharjo Stadium.