Bali lists mobile SIM-renewal locations for Sept. 25
Mobile SIM-renewal units are scheduled in Badung, Tabanan, Jembrana and Klungkung on Sept. 25. Government fees are Rp80.000 for cars and Rp75.000 for motorcycles, excluding test charges.
Editor: Mursyid Sonsang
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Badung, Tabanan, Jembrana and Klungkung — Mobile driver’s-license renewal services are operating at listed locations in four Bali regencies on Friday, Sept. 25, according to published service notices from Bali Post and detikBali.
The services are for renewing SIM A and SIM C licenses. SIM A covers cars and carries a government fee of IDR 80,000 (about US$5), while SIM C covers motorcycles and carries a fee of IDR 75,000 (about US$5). The published fees exclude health and psychology-test charges.
Why it matters to readers in Bali
For foreign residents and visitors who drive in Bali, the notice identifies where the mobile renewal units are scheduled to operate and the government portion of the renewal cost. The listed services are in Badung, Tabanan, Jembrana and Klungkung, rather than at a single islandwide venue.
In Badung, services are listed at the fire department facility in Dalung, east of Dalung Market, and at the Badung Public Service Mall in the Puspem Badung complex, from 08.00 WITA until completion. In Tabanan, the service is listed at the Public Service Mall from 08.00 WITA until completion and at Tabanan Senggol Market from 18.00 to 20.00 WITA.
In Jembrana, the location is Pekutatan Senggol Market from 08.00 WITA until completion. In Klungkung, services are listed in front of the Klungkung Regent’s Office and at the Nusa Penida Klungkung Subsector Police, from 08.30 WITA until completion, according to Bali Post. DetikBali separately lists the Klungkung service in front of the regent’s office from 09.00 WITA until completion.
The notices attribute the government fees to national regulations governing non-tax state revenue. They do not state that health or psychology-test charges are included in the quoted amounts.
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