Foreigners living in Indonesia have the right to own and obtain an Indonesian Identity Card (ID Card) or KTP as per the prevailing regulations.

President Jokowi instructs ministers to expedite the implementation of the digital identity or Digital ID.

All former KPK heads are eligible to receive legal aid upon request.

President Jokowi questioned the intentions of the former KPK chairman Agus Rahardjo for accusing the government of interfering in the KPK.

A Palace official refuted claims of the meeting between President Jokowi and KPK ex-chairman on the government's intervention in a graft case in 2017.

Jakarta Secretary Joko confirmed that all residents will be required to renew their identity cards when the city no longer holds the capital status.

Papuan People's Assembly (MRP) chairman Timothy Murib says the majority of Papuans do not have an electronic identity card or e-KTP yet.

Jakarta is committed to providing effective and efficient civil registry document services, including e-KTP issuance within 15 minutes.

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) arrested two suspects in the electronic identity cards (e-KTP) graft case.

The government warned people against uploading selfie images of themselves holding an electronic ID card (e-KTP) as NFT.