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Foreigners residing in Indonesia using a temporary residence permit (KITAS) or permanent residence permit (KITAP) are entitled to a driving license.
Under normal circumstances, it takes at least 1 (one) day to complete the entire procedure, if the foreigner has submitted all the required documents. If you are a foreigner over the age of 17 and wish to obtain a driver’s license in Indonesia, LetsMoveIndonesia can help make the process seamless.
The whole process of making a Driving License with LetsMoveIndonesia will take up to 20 working days
Yes, but you can skip the hassle by applying through LetsMoveIndonesia.
Only foreigners with a resident permit (KITAS or KITAP) can apply for a driving license in Indonesia.
Initially, there are four classes of driver’s license in Indonesia, consists of:
However, foreigners are limited to apply only for SIM A and SIM C.
Preparing all required documents and submitting them to us.
Your data will be registered and verified by the local authorities.
You will need to go to the local police office one time for biometric and photo session after we register your document
After the process is done and the license is published, we will provide you the driving license immediately.
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