Entry requirements Indonesia/Jakarta?
Jun 5, 22, 9:03 am
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Entry requirements Indonesia/Jakarta?
Not sure how to find updated entry requirements.
I'm looking at flying to Jakarta in July. Flying from the US via ADD/BKK. Will it be possible to enter as a normal tourist?
I'm fully vaccinated and have proper insurance.
I'm looking at flying to Jakarta in July. Flying from the US via ADD/BKK. Will it be possible to enter as a normal tourist?
I'm fully vaccinated and have proper insurance.
Jun 5, 22, 11:51 am
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I entered Indonesia last month with VOA payment, CDC vaccination card, proof of health insurance, and Indonesia's PeduliLindungi app. Indonesia no longer requires a negative COVID-19 test. As usual, however, things change day by day, so it's always best to check official sources such as these:
Jun 6, 22, 3:00 pm
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I entered Indonesia last month with VOA payment, CDC vaccination card, proof of health insurance, and Indonesia's PeduliLindungi app. Indonesia no longer requires a negative COVID-19 test. As usual, however, things change day by day, so it's always best to check official sources such as these:
Jun 6, 22, 3:09 pm
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You get the VOA only at the airport on presentation of passport and payment of the VOA fee. I have existing travel insurance, so I presented the Confirmation of Benefits page along with the insurer's statement about COVID-19 coverage.
Jan 10, 23, 9:46 am
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But you shouldnt need travel insurance if you have employer sponsored health insurance from a U.S. company, correct? My Blue Cross Blue Shield medical policy provides full coverage in Indonesia same as in the US. Is Indonesia even requiring proof of health insurance to enter?
Jan 14, 23, 12:36 pm
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If you do the e-VOA (vs VOA) there's a separate e-VOA lane. Just go up with your printout, and you'll be in and out in 5 minutes. I've entered twice in the past month, and although I had it, neither time was I asked about insurance. Can you not just do e-VOA? On either entry (CGK or DPS) I never had to show anything other than the e-VOA.
Jan 15, 23, 12:10 am
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VOA = Visa On Arrival
Feb 28, 23, 1:10 am
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Despite the name, Indonesian visa has an advance component --> https://molina.imigrasi.go.id/
Providing advance info can save much time and interview on arrival.
Visa is also not free for US passport holders. CC on arrival are not accepted.
Providing advance info can save much time and interview on arrival.
Visa is also not free for US passport holders. CC on arrival are not accepted.
