Percentage of Indonesian Adolescents Smoking in 2025

Akbar Ridwan 02/01/2026 15:06 WIB

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According to data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), the percentage of adolescents in Indonesia who smoke tobacco will reach 8.41% in 2025.

Percentage of Adolescents Under 18 Years Old in Indonesia Who Smoke Tobacco (2019-2025)*

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Percentage of Adolescents Under 18 Years Old in Indonesia Who Smoke Tobacco (2019-2025)*

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According to data from the Central Statistics Agency (BPS), among the group of adolescents aged 18 and under in Indonesia, 8.41% smoking tobacco in 2025.

This percentage has increased compared to previous years, as shown in the graph.

However, this increase is partly influenced by changes in BPS's survey methodology.

Previously, during the 2019-2024 period, BPS surveys on cigarette consumption were conducted among residents aged 10-18 years.

Then, in 2025, the survey will only be conducted among residents aged 15-18 years.

In 2025, the highest number of adolescent smokers in the 16-18 age group with a prevalence of 10.09%, followed by the 15-year-old group with a prevalence of 3.64%.

The following are the details of the percentage of the Indonesian population aged 18 and under who smoked tobacco during 2019-2025, according to BPS data:

2019 (ages 10-18): 3.87%
2020 (ages 10-18): 3.81%
2021 (ages 10-18): 3.69%
2022 (ages 10-18): 3.44%
2023 (ages 10-18): 3.65%
2024 (ages 10-18): 3.68%
2025 (ages 15-18): 8.41%

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