PORTALBERITA.CO.ID - The Indonesian National Police Traffic Corps (Korlantas Polri) has officially released comprehensive guidelines detailing the latest costs and prerequisites for obtaining or renewing the mandatory Class C Motorcycle License (SIM C) for the period commencing July 2026. This document remains a crucial legal instrument confirming a rider's competency and authorization to operate motorcycles on public roads.
This updated directive ensures transparency regarding the administrative process for all prospective applicants across the Indonesian archipelago. Knowing these specific financial and documentary demands beforehand is essential for applicants to adequately budget before visiting integrated police service centers (Satpas).
As reported by Detikcom, the structured fees detailed involve the Non-Tax State Revenue (PNBP) tariffs, which are standardized uniformly across all regions in Indonesia. These established costs must be understood by all applicants to facilitate smooth financial preparation prior to their visit to the integrated police service centers.
Specifically, the PNBP tariff for issuing a brand-new SIM C, covering both the C I and C II categories, has been officially set at Rp 100,000. This precise monetary figure is mandated by existing governmental regulation specifying state revenue charges within the National Police framework.
"The determination of this nominal fee adheres to the prevailing regulation, namely Government Regulation Number 76 of 2020 concerning the Types and Tariffs of Non-Tax State Revenue within the Indonesian National Police environment," noted a statement reflecting the official regulation cited.
This regulation, Government Regulation Number 76 of 2020, serves as the legal foundation dictating the exact amounts charged for various services provided by the Indonesian National Police. Applicants should cross-reference these details to ensure compliance with current administrative procedures.
The release of this guidance by Korlantas Polri allows the public to proactively review all necessary documentation and financial allocations required for their application submission. This proactive approach minimizes potential delays during the licensing process when the new schedule takes effect.
Therefore, all prospective motorcycle license holders are strongly advised to consult the official Korlantas Polri documentation to verify the complete list of requirements alongside the newly stipulated PNBP rates before attempting to secure or extend their SIM C privileges in July 2026.
