Check the Complete Guide to KJP Plus Phase II Disbursement Starting December 6, 2024

Kapanlagi.com - Good news for recipients of the Jakarta Smart Card (KJP) Plus phase II for 2024. Starting December 6, 2024, KJP Plus funds will begin to be disbursed. Now, you can easily check your acceptance status through various available official platforms.

The KJP Plus program is a tangible manifestation of the DKI Jakarta Government's support to assist the education of children from underprivileged families. With KJP Plus funds, recipients can use them for various educational needs, such as purchasing books, uniforms, and other school supplies.

“KJP Plus funds are expected to alleviate the burden on the community and support children in obtaining a decent education,” said a representative from the DKI Jakarta Education Office.

Don't miss this opportunity! Here are easy steps to check the status of KJP Plus phase II recipients and ensure whether your funds have been disbursed.

1. How to Check KJP Plus Recipient Status

To check the status of KJP Plus recipients, you can easily visit the official site at kjp.jakarta.go.id. Just enter the Child or Student Identification Number (NIK) of the registered child or student, then click the "Check Status" button.

If registered as a recipient, information about the name, school, and fund disbursement status will appear directly on the screen. Additionally, you can also use the JAKI (Jakarta Kini) application, which can be downloaded from the Google Play Store or App Store.

After installing, log in with the registered account, enter the student’s NIK, and select the KJP Plus menu to see the fund disbursement status.

This application even provides notifications when the funds have been disbursed, making it easier for you to monitor the status of your KJP Plus!

2. Amount and Use of KJP Plus Funds

How much funding do students receive through the KJP Plus program? Each education level receives a different allocation, namely Rp250,000 per month for elementary school/MI, Rp300,000 for junior high school/MTs, and Rp420,000 for senior high school/vocational school/MA.

This fund will be directly transferred to the registered recipient's account and can be used for various educational needs, ranging from books, uniforms, to stationery.

Interestingly, the use of these funds is very targeted; the government has partnered with various bookstores and school supply stores to ensure that every rupiah is used appropriately.

Payments are also practical, using e-money that is directly linked to the recipient's account, allowing students to focus on studying without worrying about costs.

3. What to Do If the Funds Have Not Been Disbursed?

If your KJP Plus funds have not been disbursed yet, don't panic! The first step you need to take is to contact the school. They usually have the latest information regarding the disbursement process and the status of student acceptance.

Additionally, you can also contact the DKI Jakarta Education Department Call Center through the official number listed on the website kjp.jakarta.go.id. Make sure you have all the necessary data such as NIK and the student's name ready so that the verification process runs smoothly and quickly!

4. How to check KJP Plus acceptance?

Check your acceptance status easily! Visit the website kjp.jakarta.go.id or use the JAKI application, just enter the student's NIK and all the information you need will appear on the screen immediately.

5. How much is the KJP Plus fund?

The amount of this educational assistance varies according to the level: for elementary school/MI level, students will receive Rp250,000 per month, while those in junior high school/MTs will receive Rp300,000. And for high school/SMK/MA students, the support provided reaches Rp420,000 every month.

6. What should be done if the KJP Plus funds have not been disbursed?

Do not hesitate to immediately contact the school or the DKI Jakarta Education Office Call Center to confirm the status of your fund disbursement.

7. Can KJP Plus funds be used for other needs?

KJP Plus funds are specifically designed to support educational needs, so their use is limited to essential items such as purchasing books, uniforms, and stationery.

(kpl/rmt)