Corvettes and Patrol Ships
Klewang Class fast attack stealth trimaran LOA 207′ / 63 m TDISP 220 tons (first unit destroyed near completion 2012, second unit active 2022)
KRI Golok 688 (2022)
Diponegoro Class (Sigma 9113) LOA 298′ / 90.8 m TDISP 1,700 tons (3 active)
KRI Sultan Iskandar Muda 367 (2008) 
KRI Sultan Hasanuddin 366 (2007)
KRI Frans Kaisiepo 368 (2009)
Bung Tomo class LOA 312′ / 95.1 m TDISP 1,900 tons (3 active, service since 2014) Originally all units built at BAE Systems, Barrow-in-Furness, UK, for the Royal Brunei Navy, launched by 2002, but instead stored until sale to Indonesia 12 years later. 
KRI Bung Tomo 357 (2014)
KRI John Lie 358 and KRI Usman-Harun 359 (both 2014)
Fatahillah class LOA 276′ / 84.1 m TDISP 1,450 tons (3 active)
Kapitan Patimura class (East German Parchim class) LOA 236′ / 71.9 m TDISP 950 tons. Twenty-two were built 1985-1989 in East Germany, with most transferred to Indonesia in 1992. Twelve went tor Russia, and 6 still serve with the Baltic fleet. The units transferred to Indonesia have been substantially upgraded. (16 in Indonesian service, 2 retired)
Sampari Class fast missile boat LOA 196′ / 59.7 m TDISP 460 tons (4 active, 2 building)
KRI Sampari 628 and KRI Tombak 629 (both commissioned 2014)
Palau Rote class (East German Kondor II class)LOA 195′ / 59.5 m TDISP 449 tons formerly minesweepers, some converted to patrol. (East German service 1971-1990, 9 transferred from Germany, 2 or more retired) 
Clurit class /KCR 45 Fast Attack LOA 144′ / 44 m TDISP 250 tons (8 active, service since 2011) 
The Searchers 