This shows the per capita non-food expenditure of Indonesian residents, with housing being the largest component.

Based on the results of the National Socioeconomic Survey (Susenas) [link to data source], Indonesian per capita non-food expenditure (urban and rural) was Rp649,650 per capita per month in September 2021.

The largest per capita non-food expenditure was for housing and household facilities, accounting for more than 50%. The smallest per capita non-food expenditure was for parties and ceremonies/festivities, at 2.72%.

The following is a list of per capita non-food consumption expenditures in urban and rural areas as of September 2021:

* Housing and household facilities: Rp338,050 per capita per month
* Miscellaneous goods and services: Rp158,172 per capita per month
* Durable goods: Rp54,084 per capita per month
* Taxes; levies; insurance: Rp50,753 per capita per month
* Clothing; footwear; and headwear: Rp30,934 per capita per month
* Party and ceremony expenses: Rp17,655 per capita per month
* Total non-food: Rp649,648 per capita per month

Urban per capita non-food expenditure was Rp810,060 per capita per month, while rural per capita non-food expenditure was Rp435,620 per capita per month.

For information, the average monthly per capita expenditure of Indonesian residents was Rp1,280,000 per capita per month. This comprises food consumption expenditure of Rp631,680 per capita per month and non-food consumption expenditure of Rp649,650 per capita per month.