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Health protocol and quarantine regulations

Last updated 18 December 2022
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International travellers arriving into the territory of the Republic of Indonesia, must follow the following health protocols and quarantine regulations. The international traveller must:

  1. Show proof/certificate of a full dose of COVID-19 vaccination (at least 2 vaccines, or 1 for the Johnson&Johnson vaccine) minimum 14 days before the date of travel, e.g., stamp in the yellow vaccination book and print out the international QR code from the CoronaCheck website: https://coronacheck.nl/nl/print/
  • International travellers under 18 are not required to show Covid-19 vaccination proof
  • International travellers who cannot get vaccinated due to medical reasons, must show an official statement letter from their physician / hospital.
  1. International travellers having received a full dose of COVID-19 vaccination (at least 2 vaccines, or 1 for the Johnson&Johnson vaccine) do not have to show a negative PCR test upon arrival
  • International travellers that have been tested positive for Covid-19 (max. 30 days prior to departure) and are not contagious, do not have to show proof of a full dose Covid-19 vaccination or negative PCR test prior to departure, under the condition that they must undergo a PCR test upon arrival and attach an International Recovery Certificate and/or doctor's certificate from their country of departure.
  1. Register the vaccination received abroad through the following website of the Indonesian Ministry of Health: https://vaksinln.dto.kemkes.go.id/sign/in and upload this data in the Peduli Lindungi app. You will receive a QR Code which can be scanned, for example if you want to enter malls, restaurants and other public places.
  • Ground staff at the airport can help to integrate the data in the Peduli Lindungi app.
  • For more inquiries please contact: dto@kemkes.go.id
  1. Upon arrival International travellers are submitted to a health check:
  • Those who have received 2 and 3 doses of COVID-19 vaccines and have passed the health check are allowed to continue their travels
  • For those who have only received 1 dose of COVID-19 Vaccines, must undergo quarantine for 5 days at their own expense
  • If the traveller has Covid related symptoms and/or their body temperature is higher than 37,5 degrees during the health check, they must retake a PCR test at the airport and wait for their result. After receiving a negative PCR test result the traveller is allowed to continue their activities. If the PCR test is positive, travellers with mild or no symptoms have to quarantine for 5 days in their accommodation
  • To those who undergo the 5 days quarantine, travellers must retake another PCR test on the fourth day.
  • International travellers under 18 follow the provisions applied to their parents/caregiver or travel companion.

Regulations for domestic travelling

Every individual who carries out a trip is obliged to apply, and comply with the following health protocols:

  1. Use the PeduliLindungi App as proof of vaccination while travelling;
  2. Domestic travellers, aged 18 and up, are required having received the third vaccination dose (booster);
  3. Foreign domestic travellers from abroad, aged 18 and up, are required having received two vaccination dose;
  4. Domestic travellers aged between 6 – 17 years must show proof of having received 2 dose of COVID-19 vaccination;
  5. Foreign domestic travellers from abroad, aged between 6 - 17 years are exempted from the COVID-19 vaccination;
  6. Domestic travellers aged under 6 years are exempted from the mandatory COVID-19 vaccination. They must travel with their parent(s)/caregiver(s) or travel companion who has complied with the vaccination requirements and health protocols;
  7. It is not mandatory anymore to show a negative PCR- or Rapid Test Result;
  8. Domestic travellers who cannot get vaccinated due to medical reasons, must show an official doctor's certificate from their physician/hospital which states that the person concerned cannot get vaccinated and why;