Mobile driving license service held in Gianyar, Bali on August 2
Indonesian police held a mobile driving license (SIM Keliling) renewal service at Gianyar Town Square in Bali on August 2, from 7:00 to 9:00 WITA. The service only covers renewals of SIM A and C license types for local residents; it does not apply to foreign license holders.
On Sunday, August 2, 2026, Indonesian police conducted a mobile driving license (SIM Keliling) service at Gianyar Town Square in Bali, operating from 7:00 to 9:00 WITA. The service allowed local residents to renew driving licenses without visiting a police station.
The service only processes renewals for SIM A (car) and SIM C (motorcycle) licenses that have not yet expired; expired licenses require a full new application process. The renewal fee for SIM A is set at Rp 80,000 under Government Regulation No. 60/2016 on Non-Tax State Revenue.
This program is designed for Indonesian citizens and does not directly apply to foreign tourists or expatriates holding International Driving Permits (IDP) or foreign licenses. Foreigners driving in Bali must go through standard procedures at a Polres (district police) or Polda (regional police) office to obtain or renew a valid Indonesian driving license.
Things to Consider
This mobile service is not available to foreign tourists or residents. Those driving in Bali should obtain an International Driving Permit (IDP) before arrival or apply for a local Indonesian driving license through the official Satpas/Polres office. Driving without a valid license can result in fines or detention, so check your license expiration date and complete renewal procedures before it lapses.
Source: https://bali.jpnn.com