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- : The publisher and reviewer is now named: Kaiser Khan. The publisher’s relationship with InstantDeedPoll is disclosed on the UK name-change guide. Open data is now licensed under CC BY 4.0.
- : Vehicle tax: programmes that ended on 30 September 2026 (Yogyakarta, West Nusa Tenggara, Jambi, North Sulawesi, Papua, Bengkulu, West Sulawesi) are now marked as ended. Added East Java stage II (1 October–30 November), North Kalimantan, South Sumatra and West Kalimantan (October 2026), and the Riau Islands and Lampung extensions to 31 October. The vehicle tax by province page now lists programmes running now.
- : Rule changes: PIP now follows Regulation 11/2026 (one recipient decree, amounts per semester); passports and name changes follow Immigration Regulation 11/2026; MagangHub cites Decision 252/2026 (65/2026 revoked) and the batch 3 timetable; JKP uses the 6-month claim window and Rp5 million wage cap (Regulation 6/2025); used-vehicle transfers explain Rp0 BBNKB and police fees; Coretax shows the October 2026 interest rate and the PER-3/PJ/2026 extension rules; LPS shows the 1 October 2026–31 January 2027 guarantee rates; new Japan visa fees; will and inheritance fees under Regulation 30/2026; Perlinsos Digital in Cek Bansos; KBLI 2025 for NIB; the two SP4N-LAPOR! versions; ETLE deadlines; the KIP Kuliah calendar; and compulsory KIR testing for goods vehicles.
- : New: open data (CSV files for vehicle tax, 2026 minimum wages and 2026–2027 holidays), a full 2027 holiday and collective leave table, Markdown versions of the vehicle-tax and calculator pages, and site search that recognises more popular terms.
- : Central Kalimantan vehicle tax added, bringing coverage to 35 provinces. Maluku, Southwest Papua and Highland Papua are held back until their current PKB rates can be confirmed on official sources.
- : Vehicle tax by province now covers 34 provinces, adding North Maluku, Papua, West Papua, South Papua (Regulation 8/2025) and Central Papua (Regulation 6/2025). Southwest Papua and Highland Papua are not yet included because their PKB rates cannot be confirmed on official sources. The 2026 minimum wage table now cites the governor's decree for North Kalimantan, South Kalimantan, Gorontalo and Central Sulawesi. Correction: the Bangka Belitung decree number was removed because one handwritten digit on the official copy cannot be read with certainty; the amount is unchanged.
- : Vehicle tax by province now covers 29 provinces, adding Bengkulu (Regulation 1/2026), Gorontalo, North Kalimantan, West Sulawesi, Central Sulawesi and Southeast Sulawesi. The 2026 minimum wage table now cites the governor's decree for Riau, Bengkulu, South Sumatra, South Sulawesi and Southeast Sulawesi. The public holidays answer no longer depends on today's date.
- : Vehicle tax by province now covers 23 provinces, adding Aceh (Qanun 4/2024), West Sumatra, Jambi, Bangka Belitung, West Kalimantan, North Sulawesi and East Nusa Tenggara. The Jambi page follows the 1% monthly interest in Regulation 5/2024 rather than the 2% still shown on Bapenda's site; the West Kalimantan and North Sulawesi pages explain that progressive rates are currently waived.
- : new guide to the 2026 minimum wage by province for all 38 provinces, with the PP 49/2025 formula and the governor's decree or Kemnaker data behind each row; penalties under Article 185 of the Manpower Law follow Law 1/2026. Vehicle tax by province now covers 16 provinces, adding Riau, South Sumatra, Lampung, South Kalimantan, West Nusa Tenggara, the Riau Islands and East Kalimantan (PKB fine waiver 21 September–22 November 2026). Relief programme status now updates automatically by date.
- : Opening a bank account now covers app onboarding (POJK 8/2023), requirements for foreigners, student and basic accounts, and inactive and dormant accounts under POJK 24/2025 (360 and 1,800 days). Indonesian–foreign marriage now covers the KUA and civil-registry routes, the Rp0 or Rp600,000 fee (PP 59/2018), registration under PMA 30/2024, reporting a marriage abroad within 30 days, marriage agreements and children's limited dual citizenship. Correction: a foreign spouse holding an ITAS or ITAP through the marriage may work to support the family (Law 6/2011, Article 61).
- : new guides: public holidays and collective leave for 2026 and 2027 (the 2027 decree was signed on 15 September 2026) and the Bali tourist levy (Bali Regulation 2/2025). Visa types for foreigners and Golden and remote-worker visas were deepened, including the latest visa-free list (Permen Imipas 10/2026) and the transitional bridging permit (Permenkumham 11/2024, Article 94A). Corrections: since Law 1/2026 on criminal penalty adjustment took effect on 2 January 2026, confinement penalties were removed from the KITAS and KITAP and foreigners' driving licence guides, and the immigration reporting fine is now up to Rp10,000,000; the quarantine fine in the pet travel guide is now up to Rp50,000,000, not Rp2 billion.
- : new guides for foreigners: KITAS and KITAP (extensions, conversion, ERP, EPO, address reports and overstay charges under PP 45/2024), BPJS for foreigners and driving licences for foreigners. The Living in Indonesia as a foreigner hub puts every step in order. The ten-year ITAS fee follows PP 45/2024 (Rp12,000,000) rather than Immigration's fee page, last updated on 24 October 2023, and SIM rules for foreigners follow Police Regulation 5/2021, which revoked Chief of Police Regulation 9/2012.
- : six calculators added (PPh 21 net salary, BPJS employee contributions, THR, severance, customs duty on personal goods and late vehicle tax), each tested against official worked examples on every build. Vehicle tax by province now covers nine provinces with PKB rates, opsen, regional apps and the status of 2026 relief programmes. New guides: travelling with pets, THR holiday allowance and SPMB school admissions. Seven guides deepened: Mobile JKN, JHT, social insurance, KTP-el, KK, birth certificates and SKCK. Corrections: the Jaminan Pensiun wage cap is Rp11,086,300 from March 2026, SKCK renewal follows Perpol 1 of 2026, and KTP-el and KK issue times follow Permendagri 19 of 2018.
- : seven guides rechecked against official sources. The passport and SIM renewal guides now include official fee tables, and an expired SIM is explained as needing a new application. NIB OSS now reflects PP 28 of 2025, IKD covers KK printing, KK splitting and moving domicile in the app, IASC adds a fake-website warning, All Indonesia notes the requirement in force since 1 October 2025, and Cek Bansos explains deciles and data-update routes. Every guide now opens with a question and short answer, has a Markdown version and can be shared to WhatsApp.
- : 26 bilingual guides added, including SKCK police certificates, visas, bank accounts and credit, social insurance, internships, family matters, vehicles, IMEI, Coretax, FLPP home loans, LPS, iDeb SLIK, OJK complaints, JKP, KIP Kuliah and a UK name-change guide for Indonesians. Passport, KTP-el, birth registration, JHT, JKN and All Indonesia guides were rechecked and linked to related topics.
- : English editions and language links added. New guides cover birth registration and annual vehicle tax through SIGNAL, with local requirements identified.
- : All Indonesia clarified for air/sea versus land-border customs, with IMEI and quarantine guidance. Added a moving-city living-cost guide with BPS, BMKG and BNPB references and separately labelled community reading.
- : initial publication. Cek Bansos follows the NIK form displayed on the official portal. Conflicting fees are not stated as confirmed amounts.
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