Indonesia
Indonesia’s Directorate General of Immigration (DGI) is no longer automatically extending expired visas or stay permits under COVID-19 emergency arrangements. DGI advises holders of expired visas or stay permits in Indonesia to apply immediately so that a valid one can be issued. If you're outside Indonesia with an expired stay permit, contact both DGI and your nearest Indonesian embassy or consulate. Overstaying your permit may result in fines, detention and/or deportation. Flight options to Australia are very limited and may reduce further (See 'Travel').
COVID-19 is widespread in Indonesia with continuing transmission across the country. If you're confirmed as having COVID-19, you may be placed into a quarantine facility. Domestic travel restrictions and social distancing measures are in place for many locations. In Jakarta, large scale social restrictions (PSBB) are in effect, including widespread closures of public venues and reduced public transport. Follow the advice of the local authorities and monitor media for the latest update.
COVID-19 is widespread in Indonesia with continuing transmission across the country. If you're confirmed as having COVID-19, you may be placed into a quarantine facility. Domestic travel restrictions and social distancing measures are in place for many locations. In Jakarta, large scale social restrictions (PSBB) are in effect, including widespread closures of public venues and reduced public transport. Follow the advice of the local authorities and monitor media for the latest update.
We advise:
Do not travel to Indonesia, including Bali.
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