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In Bali, there are quite a few mobile operators: Telkomsel (Simpati), XL, Indosat, Tri.

Let's look at the phone codes for the most popular ones.

Activation and Registration…

If you plan to stay in Indonesia for up to 90 days, you can register your phone and buy a SIM card at the official office of the mobile operator.

Telkomsel offices…

ATTENTION!

If you are visiting Indonesia for the first time, and your phone is not registered, and you need to ensure you stay connected, you can pre-purchase an online tourist SIM card (eSIM) through the servic

Indonesia’s mobile communications market is set for major changes. The country’s Ministry of Communication and Digital Technology (Kemkomdigi) has officially approved Regulation No. 7 of 2026.

On the Day of Silence Nyepi, on 19 March 2026, home internet via Wi‑Fi in Bali is expected to work as usual. At the same time, the authorities plan to switch off mobile internet (mobile data) and IPTV…

For almost everyone, the first moments in Bali feel strangely similar. You step off the plane and instantly get hit by a wall of heat and humidity so thick it feels like walking fully clothed into a s…

Indonesia’s Ministry of Communications and Digital Technologies will inspect telecom operators following reports that mobile internet was still working in some parts of Bali during Nyepi. Minister Meu…

In Sanur, internet cables are continuing to be moved into the unified underground SJUT-IPT system. In the coming months, this may affect subscribers on three streets: Danau Buyan, Danau Toba and Danau…

Kuta police are investigating a case involving a tourist from New Zealand whose phone was snatched while she was riding as a passenger on a motorbike near the Tuban underpass.

The Regent of Badung, I Wayan Adi Arnawa, and his deputy, Bagus Alit Sucipta, ceremoniously cut the wires of cable television on one of the streets in Canggu. This marked the launch of a large street…