First KTP-el: Indonesian identity-card requirements
Learn who can apply for a first Indonesian KTP-el, what to prepare for biometric recording, and how to follow up through local Dukcapil services.
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Learn who can apply for a first Indonesian KTP-el, what to prepare for biometric recording, and how to follow up through local Dukcapil services.
Prepare a Family Card application for changed details, a new household, or a lost or damaged KK, and check the local Dukcapil document requirements.
Prepare your phone and contact details for IKD activation, understand Dukcapil verification, and protect your identity account and activation codes.
Prepare a child’s birth-certificate application, identify the correct local Dukcapil service and handle missing documents before checking the certificate and KK.
Apply for or renew an SKCK using the Police Presisi app, with required documents, official charges and validity.
Understand marriage registration, age, KUA fees, court divorce, divorce certificates, joint property and child support.
Prepare a mixed-nationality marriage, foreign documents, registration, spouse visa E31A and passport implications.
Understand Indonesian inheritance systems, will preparation, heir documents, powers of attorney and notary review.
Understand name correction and legal name change across Dukcapil records, Indonesian passport and driving licence.
Handle death registration, Family Card updates, possible survivor benefits, inheritance and later-life care planning.
Follow the passport, eVisa, bank, NHS and DVLA steps for a UK name change; compare free deed poll wording with an optional £14.99 PDF.
Use Mobile JKN to check BPJS Kesehatan membership, confirm your primary healthcare facility and understand online queue and account problems.
Plain-language guide to Indonesian health and employment social insurance, benefits, contributions and enrolment.
Foreigners working six months or more in Indonesia must join BPJS. Employer and self-registration, documents, contributions, JHT payouts and private cover.
Since 2026 Indonesia’s free health check (CKG) can be booked any time, once a year, without BPJS. Booking on SATUSEHAT Mobile or WhatsApp, tests and results.
Prepare your All Indonesia arrival declaration, understand land-border customs, and check IMEI and quarantine requirements using official sources.
Prepare an Indonesian passport application with M-Paspor: documents, appointments, e-passport fees, and separate requirements for children or lost passports.
Compare Indonesian visit, work, study, family and investor visas by purpose and check current official fees.
Compare Indonesia’s investor Golden Visa with E33G remote-work permission, including commitments and official fees.
How Indonesians can prepare foreign visa applications, with official Schengen and US fees and Japan e-passport registration.
Understand the USD500 personal-baggage allowance, 10% duty, VAT mechanism, free IMEI registration and arrival deadlines.
What you need to take a cat, dog or bird by plane or ship in Indonesia: PTK Online, veterinary certificate, rabies titre, Bali rules and quarantine fees.
ITAS/KITAS and ITAP/KITAP explained: e-ITAS from an e-Visa, sponsors, extensions, conversion to ITAP, ERP and EPO, address reports and overstay fines.
The Bali foreign tourist levy is Rp150,000 per person, paid through Love Bali. See who is exempt, how to pay, the QR voucher, checks and when refunds apply.
Indonesia’s hajj and umrah are now run by the Ministry of Hajj and Umrah. A short guide to passports, meningitis and polio jabs, the ICV and agency licences.
Check Cek Bansos with your NIK, understand DTSEN and household deciles, and follow the official route for correcting social-assistance data.
Prepare a clear SP4N-LAPOR! complaint with relevant evidence, understand Anonim and Rahasia, and track the official response without exposing personal data.
Indonesia has announced a 2026 BSU wage subsidy of Rp300,000 a month for three months, but its rules are not out. See the 2025 rules, payment and fake links.
Indonesia’s main 2026 social assistance (bansos) schemes: PKH, Sembako, PBI JK, PIP, KIP Kuliah, village cash aid and rice aid, DTSEN deciles, and how to check.
How to propose yourself or a neighbour for Indonesian social assistance, object to wrong data via the Cek Bansos app, village or social office, and spot fakes.
Who gets Indonesia’s free nutritious meals (MBG) under Perpres 115/2025, how SPPG kitchens deliver them, food poisoning warning signs, and how to report to BGN.
Plan household spending from actual income, essential costs, bills and savings goals, without imposing the same spending percentages on every family.
Check an online lender’s legal entity and official channels in OJK FIND, then separately assess authenticity, loan terms and affordability.
Act after a fraudulent transfer: contact the bank, report to IASC, preserve evidence and file a police report. Reporting does not guarantee recovery.
Check BPJS Ketenagakerjaan JHT balances by KPJ in JMO and distinguish balance enquiries, benefit claims and claim tracking through official services.
Compare account-opening routes at BCA, BRI, Mandiri and BNI, including ID checks, deposits and product charges.
Understand bank-loan and credit-card applications, OJK SLIK records, total borrowing cost and safe comparisons.
Use the official Coretax DJP route to register an individual NPWP, activate NIK, and file an Indonesian annual personal income tax return.
Understand Indonesia’s LPS limit per depositor per bank, the 3T eligibility tests and why the current insured-interest ceiling matters.
Request your own OJK iDebKu credit information without a fee, review reported facilities and correct inaccurate records through the reporter.
Follow the provider, OJK APPK, Contact 157 and LAPS SJK routes for complaints about Indonesian banks, lenders and insurers.
Recognise common online scams in Indonesia: APK files, fake aid links, job tasks, fake bank calls, romance scams and QRIS, plus what to do in the first hour.
Indonesia’s online gambling rules in the KUHP and ITE Law, harm to money and families, blocking it on a phone, reporting sites and accounts, and official help.
Signs of investment scams in Indonesia such as guaranteed returns, arisan with interest and influencer hype; checking OJK and Bappebti licences; how to report.
What to do if your NIK or KTP photo leaks or is used for a loan in your name: check SLIK, complain to OJK, report to police and use your PDP Law rights.
Prepare a valid SIM for online renewal through Digital Korlantas, check examination and delivery costs, and distinguish renewal from a first licence.
Prepare a SIGNAL application for annual vehicle tax and STNK validation, check the official bill, and distinguish it from the five-year Samsat process.
Transfer a used vehicle at Samsat: documents, physical inspection, the end of BBNKB on used vehicles since 2025, police fees for the STNK, plates and BPKB, and an ETLE fine check.
Compare down payment, term, total repayments, fees, insurance and documents before financing a vehicle.
Check an ETLE traffic notice through the Police site, respond to a case and spot fake APK messages.
Who must take the KIR test (including private goods vehicles), the 13-working-day and six-monthly schedule under Regulation 19/2021, the BLUe test card, fines and transport safety checks.
Can foreigners drive in Indonesia on an international permit? SIM A and C rules for KITAS or KITAP holders, active JKN, tests, government fees and renewal.
Prepare an OSS business application, choose the correct KBLI activity, and understand which obligations may remain after an NIB is issued.
Apply for MagangHub batch 3 in 2026: participant registration 26 October–1 November, graduate and document requirements, the UMK-equivalent allowance under Ministerial Decision 252/2026, and avoiding fake offers.
Understand JKP eligibility, dismissal evidence, claim timing, cash support, training and the official SIAPKerja application route.
Indonesia’s THR holiday allowance: who qualifies, the pro-rata formula, which wage counts, the H-7 deadline, no instalments, the 5% fine and how to report.
The full 2027 list of Indonesian public holidays and collective leave (18 holidays, 8 leave days), the rest of 2026 under the joint ministerial decree, leave rules for civil servants and private employers, and holiday overtime pay.
Indonesia’s 2026 minimum wage (UMP) for all 38 provinces, the PP 49/2025 formula, UMP vs UMK, who is covered, what counts and how to report underpayment.
The DPR passed Indonesia’s Labour Protection Bill on 6 October 2026, but it has not yet been promulgated. Check its status and the labour rules in force now.
The official route for employment and dismissal disputes under Law 2/2004: 30-day bipartite talks, mediation, the PHI court, deadlines, costs and legal aid.
Indonesia’s halal deadline for micro and small food businesses (17 October 2026), the free SEHATI self-declare route, regular-route fees, SIHALAL and sanctions.
When home-made food needs only an SPP-IRT through OSS, when it needs BPOM MD registration, foods excluded from SPP-IRT, Rp0 fees for small firms and validity.
Indonesia’s 2026 KUR loans under Permenko 1/2026: 3% for super micro, 6% for micro and small, limits up to Rp500 million and no extra collateral up to Rp100m.
Indonesia’s 0.5% final tax for small businesses after PP 20/2026: who can use it, the Rp4.8 billion limit, the Rp500 million exemption and paying in Coretax.
What Perpres 27/2026 means for food merchants on delivery apps, delivery fees awaiting a Komdigi rule, what agreements must say and the permits you need.
Use ATR/BPN’s Sentuh Tanahku to view land-certificate information and application progress, and follow up records that are missing or inconsistent.
Compare housing, transport, internet, healthcare access and moving costs with household needs, official BPS context, and BMKG and BNPB information.
Check first-home eligibility, income-zone rules, bank documents and the current Tapera Mobile route for Indonesia’s FLPP subsidised mortgage.
Check a student’s PIP status in SIPINTAR with NISN and NIK, understand the 2026 rules (one recipient decree, no KIP card), amounts per semester, distributing banks and account activation.
Check KIP Kuliah 2026 graduate-year eligibility, NIK/NISN/NPSN, financial evidence, admission routes and education and living support.
Indonesia’s SPMB school admissions, which replaced PPDB: domicile, affirmative, achievement and transfer routes, quotas, age limits and the one-year KK rule.
Signs a child is being bullied, how to report it to the school and the regional Pokja, when to involve police or UPTD PPA, and choosing a safe boarding school.
Indonesia’s PP TUNAS social media age limits for children, parental controls, grooming warning signs, and how to report harmful content or exploitation.
How pupils can use AI honestly at school, the green, yellow and red zones in Indonesia’s 2026 guidelines, account age limits and protecting children’s data.
Sekolah Rakyat: the Perpres 120/2025 legal basis, DTSEN deciles 1–2, how pupils are found without academic tests, free places, boarding and complaints.
How to prepare for floods, landslides, earthquakes, eruptions and tsunamis in Indonesia: volcano alert levels, BMKG warnings, InaRISK and a go-bag.
What to do after a disaster in Indonesia: replacing lost or damaged KTP-el, family cards and certificates, BPJS, banks, insurance, aid and complaints.
What Indonesia’s ISPU air quality readings mean from Good to Hazardous, who is most at risk, which masks help, clean air at home, driving in haze and hotspots.
Symptoms, warning signs and prevention of leptospirosis, dengue, diarrhoea and flu in Indonesia’s rainy season and floods, and when to go to a clinic or A&E.
Heat exhaustion vs heat stroke, first aid, when to call 119 or go to A&E, who is most at risk, workplace heat rules and BMKG weather information in Indonesia.
How to report a water shortage to your village, BPBD or Jakarta Siaga 112, get a PAM Jaya tanker, boil and store drinking water safely and complain to a PDAM.
Reporting forest and land fires in Indonesia, what SiPongi+ hotspots mean, the ban on burning to clear land, penalties under Law 1/2026 and coping with smoke.
What Presidential Regulation 27/2026 means for ride-hailing drivers and couriers: the 8% app-fee cap, partner status, insurance, pending rules and complaints.
What ride-hailing and courier drivers need: SIM, STNK, KTP-el, a 110 cc bike and safety gear, plus partnership terms, fake recruitment and renting accounts.
BPJS Ketenagakerjaan contributions for self-employed ride-hailing drivers and couriers, the 50% JKK and JKM discount to March 2027, joining, claims and JKN.
Tax duties for ride-hailing drivers and couriers: when your NIK must be active as an NPWP, the Rp500 million tax-free turnover, 0.5% final tax, NPPN and filing.
What ride-hailing drivers and couriers should do after a crash: 119, a police report, Jasa Raharja, JKK and JKN claims, plus staying safe at night and in rain.
The order for ride-hailing and courier complaints: the app’s complaint centre, the SME ministry, Transport 151, Komdigi, SP4N-LAPOR!, then Kemendag and BPKN.