Indonesians really like using abbreviations, especially in administrative tasks where long names are common. Here we provide a list of the most frequently occurring abbreviations and their disambiguat…
Navigating the car-buying maze in Bali as a foreigner can feel like a high-stakes game.
With online expat forums buzzing with questions like, “Can I buy a car in Indonesia?” and “Can I register it in my name?” it’s no wonder the process might seem daunting.
How much is the fine for driving without a license?
Dedicated to all those who share stories about how, during the check of missing licenses, Bali police show them crumpled photocopies with a fine amount of either 500,000 or 1,000,000 Indonesian Rupiah
SKTT (Surat Keterangan Tempat Tinggal) is a Certificate of Domicile in the Republic of Indonesia.
This document can be obtained by KITAS holders.
Advantages provided by SKTT:…
The Nusa Penida traffic police unit recently conducted raids targeting traffic violators, especially focusing on those riding bikes without helmets. The operation took place in the area of the Biaung…
Parking costs for 2024:…
A fee of 4,000 Indonesian Rupiah is charged for two-wheeled vehicles for the first 12 hours, and then an additional 2,000 Rupiah for each subsequent hour. Parking for 24 hours for a motorcycle or bike…
In Bali, it makes sense to buy a bike rather than rent it if you plan to stay for more than a year.
Purchasing a new vehicle from official dealers involves a number of difficulties with registration:
The Indonesian police (Polri) will require insurance from candidates applying for driver’s licenses in a trial phase. They will check for BPJS Kesehatan health insurance or participation in the Nation…
There are two ways to get from Bali to Nusa Penida island — by a fast boat from Sanur or by a ferry from Padang Bai port. The second option is preferable if you want to bring your own vehicle or if yo…
Despite the availability of e-cards for payment on the Bali Mandara Toll Road, few expatriates have obtained them. Some find it easier to rely on the kindness of locals in line behind them at the toll…
