Telecommunications providers in Indonesia have the opportunity to use foreign telecommunications satellites as their business media. The use of foreign telecommunications satellites can be used if the telecommunications provider uses the landing right. This relationship creates a difference in the position of each party, in the perspective of the party requiring the satellite as a telecommunications provider and the satellite provider as a space provider.  The difference in position will then have an effect on the legal responsibility of space, that only space providers are bound by the legal responsibility of space. The main problem in the study is limited to the position of foreign commercial telecommunications satellite providers with landing rights for commercial purposes in Indonesia and the responsibility of foreign commercial telecommunications satellite providers for their cooperation using landing rights with Indonesian telecommunications providers.  This study uses the theory of pacta sunt servanda and strict liability as analytical tools in finding answers to existing problems. The research method used is the normative research method with secondary data using primary, secondary, and tertiary legal materials.