Lost STNK? Here's How to Replace It and the Costs at Samsat

The Vehicle Registration Certificate (STNK) is a mandatory document for all motor vehicle owners. The document contains vehicle details, including owner’s name, address, chassis number, engine number, and specifications. STNK is valid for five years and must be renewed annually. If the STNK is lost, vehicle owners must immediately replace it at the local Samsat office to avoid administrative issues or data misuse. ‘If a motor vehicle lacks the STNK as proof of operational legitimacy, owners can apply for a replacement,’ Prianggo told Kompas.com recently. The requirements, procedures, and costs for replacing a lost or damaged STNK are as follows. Referring to Police Regulation No. 7 of 2021 Article 60 Paragraph 2, subsequently, the fees for issuing a new STNK are regulated under Government Regulation No. 60 of 2016 on Non-Tax State Revenue. Details are as follows: To avoid the risk of vehicle identity misuse, owners are advised to store the STNK securely and not leave it unattended in the vehicle.