Denpasar Builds Vehicle-Tax Drive-Through Service at Ubung

Denpasar — Construction of a drive-through vehicle-tax service at Ubung Terminal is under way, with the facility planned to open in December 2026. The Denpasar city government has allocated Rp1,912,355,000 (about US$121,000) from the 2026 regional budget for the project.

The service is being built near the entrance to Ubung Terminal in Denpasar. It is intended to let taxpayers complete vehicle-tax payments from their vehicles rather than entering the service office, reducing queues and the time required for payment.

Why it matters to readers

For foreign residents who own or register vehicles in Denpasar, the planned facility could provide a more direct way to handle vehicle-tax payments. The report describes the service as being designed for taxpayers who can receive assistance without leaving their vehicles; it does not change the underlying tax obligation or identify separate procedures for foreign nationals.

The project is one of Denpasar’s short-term service improvements and is also intended to support the city’s local-revenue collection. The construction contract was awarded to CV Gahing Karya Jaya Abadi for Rp1,381,249,879.73 (about US$87,000).

The reported launch is planned for December 2026, although the report does not give a specific opening date. The facility’s location, near the entrance to Ubung Terminal, is intended to make access more practical for taxpayers using the terminal area. The project is being funded through the city’s 2026 regional budget, while the contract covers the construction work.

Sources

• bali.tribunnews.com
• bali.jpnn.com