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  • One card for every line. A KRL Multi Trip Card or a prepaid bank card (e-Money, Flazz, TapCash, Brizzi) works on the KRL, MRT and both LRTs. The airport train is booked separately.

  • Tap in and tap out. Fares are worked out from where you get on and off, so tap the same card at both gates.

  • Women-only carriages are the first and last carriage of every KRL train, marked in pink.

Network map

Tap a station to plan from or to it. Drag to move around. The map shows how lines connect, not exact distances.

Lebak Bulus Blok M Dukuh Atas Bundaran HI Jakarta Kota Manggarai Depok Bogor Nambo Jatinegara BNI City Tanah Abang Duri Pasar Senen Cikarang Serpong Rangkasbitung Tangerang Tanjung Priok Soekarno-Hatta Airport Kelapa Gading Harjamukti Jati Mulya
Lines, station by stationAll 9 lines and 126 stations

MRT North–South Line

MRT · 13 stations

Unchanged since 2021. The extension north to Kota (Phase 2A) isn’t open yet; Wikipedia gives 2027–2029.

  1. Lebak Bulus
  2. Fatmawati
  3. Cipete Raya
  4. Haji Nawi
  5. Blok A
  6. Blok M
  7. ASEAN
  8. Senayan
  9. Istora
  10. Bendungan Hilir
  11. Setiabudi
  12. Dukuh Atas
  13. Bundaran HI

Sources: Jakarta MRT (Wikipedia) · Jakarta Travel Guide’s own guides (May 2021)

Fares and cardsWhat each line costs, and how to pay

Paying

One card for every train
A KRL Multi Trip Card (KMT, Rp50,000 with Rp30,000 credit) works on the KRL, MRT, both LRT lines and Transjakarta buses since October 2023 source
Bank cards that work
Prepaid bank cards: Mandiri e-Money, BRI Brizzi, BNI TapCash, BCA Flazz and Bank DKI JakCard, plus JakLingko cards source
Phone payments
QR tickets through the JakLingko app on the MRT; the KRL took QR tickets through apps from 2019 source
Single tickets
MRT: a single-trip card from the machines. Airport train: book in the app or at the machines; no cash source
Hours and how oftenFirst and last trains, and the gap between them

MRT

Hours
About 5:00 am to midnight, every day Longer on event days. source
How often
Every 5 minutes at peak times, every 10 minutes otherwise and at weekends source

KRL Commuter Line

Hours
From about 4:00–5:00 am to about 11:00 pm–midnight, depending on the line and station From a travel site; check the KRL Access app for your station. source
How often
Every few minutes on the busiest lines, up to every 1–2 hours on the Nambo branch source
Women-only carriages
The first and last carriage of every train, marked in pink source

Airport train

How often
About every 30 minutes; check the timetable Times on Wikipedia date from 2019. source

LRT Jakarta

Hours
5:00 am to midnight As announced for the Manggarai extension. source
How often
Every 10 minutes source

LRT Jabodebek

How often
Every 10 minutes at peak times, every 20 minutes otherwise source
Hours
Not found yet Not found.
What’s changed since 2021, and sourcesChecked 28 October 2026
  • KRL went from six lines to five in May 2022. Red is now the Bogor Line (with the Nambo branch); Blue and the old Yellow loop became the Cikarang Loop Line; Green, Brown and Pink are now named after where they go.
  • The Cikarang Loop Line no longer runs between Manggarai and Jakarta Kota; only the Bogor Line does.
  • Karet station is closed. Cikarang Loop trains stop at BNI City instead.
  • New KRL stations: Jatake (Rangkasbitung Line), Matraman (Cikarang Loop), Metland Telagamurni (Cikarang Loop) and Pondok Rajeg (Nambo branch).
  • The airport train runs from Manggarai, through BNI City and Duri.
  • LRT Jakarta now runs from Kelapa Gading to Manggarai (since September 2026), and LRT Jabodebek has run from Dukuh Atas to Cibubur and Bekasi since August 2023.
  • MRT stations now carry sponsors’ names on the signs, such as Blok M BCA and Istora Mandiri.

Sources