Indonesia Driving License for Indonesian

INDONESIAN DRIVING LICENSE (SIM A & SIM C) FOR INDONESIAN CITIZENS: Quick & Easy Process!

Are you an Indonesian citizen looking to obtain a SIM A (car) or SIM C (motorcycle) license? We’ll guide you through the steps—fast, easy, and hassle-free!

Application Requirements:

To get a driving license in Indonesia, you must:

• Be at least 17 years old (for both SIM A and SIM C).
• Have a valid KTP (Resident Identity Card).
• Have a KK (Family Card) or proof of domicile (if your current address differs from the one on your KTP).
• (Recommended) Complete a driving course at an authorized driving school to make the practical test easier.

Steps to Obtain a Driving License:

 Prepare Your Documents

• Original and photocopy of your KTP.
• Original KK or proof of domicile.
• Health certificate from a doctor/hospital.
• 3×4 cm photo with a red background (for SIM A) or blue background (for SIM C).

 Register at the Nearest Traffic Police Office (Satpas Lantas)

• Visit the nearest Satuan Lalu Lintas Polres (Traffic Police Unit).
• Fill out the registration form and submit your documents for verification.

 Take the Theory Test

• Take a written test on traffic signs and driving regulations in Indonesia.
• Study from the SIM guidebook or the official SIM Traffic Police app.
• Tip: Use online practice tests to prepare better!

 Take the Practical Test

• SIM A: Parking test, forward/reverse driving, and driving on a simulated road.
• SIM C: Balance test on a zig-zag track, slalom, and straight-line riding.
• Make sure to practice beforehand!

Collect Your License!

• The process takes 1-2 days if all requirements are met.
• Your SIM is now ready for legal driving across Indonesia!

Why is an Indonesian SIM Important?

• Avoid fines – Driving without a license can result in fines of up to Rp 1 million!
• Mandatory requirement for vehicle registration (STNK) or insurance claims.
• Safer driving – Ensures you understand traffic rules and regulations.

Important Notes:

• Fake licenses or unofficial procedures can lead to criminal charges (Article 263 of the Indonesian Criminal Code).
• Ensure all processes are carried out at an official Satpas Lantas office.

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