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About Indonesia
Indonesia is a land of stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. From tropical beaches to ancient temples, it offers something for every traveler. Discover vibrant traditions, friendly locals, and unforgettable experiences across its many islands.
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Explore Indonesia’s vibrant cities like Jakarta and Surabaya—where tradition meets skyscrapers and lively urban life.
Health & Wellness
From Balinese spas to modern clinics, Indonesia offers great options for relaxation and medical tourism.
Cultural Diversity
With 300+ ethnic groups, Indonesia offers a rich mix of traditions, languages, and local customs.
Tourism Growth
Tourism boosts Indonesia’s economy with rising investments in eco-tourism and travel experiences.
Travel Information
Currency
The official currency of Indonesia is the Indonesian rupiah, which is subdivided into 100 sen. When exchanging money for Indonesia, be on the lookout for the currency code IDR. While in Indonesia, you'll notice the symbol Rp used to represent prices.
Official Language Spoken
Bahasa Indonesia is the official language of Indonesia, a country made up of 17,508 islands.
Population
277.5 million (2023)
Weather and Climate
Indonesia experiences a tropical climate characterized by hot, humid conditions year-round, with distinct wet and dry seasons. Coastal temperatures typically range from 72°F to 90°F, while higher elevations, such as the Padang Highlands in Sumatra and Mt. Bromo in Java, tend to be slightly cooler.
Cities
Jakarta
Vibrant Markets: The city is famous for its lively markets, including Pasar Baru and Tanah Abang, offering an array of local crafts, textiles, and street food. Modern Architecture: The skyline showcases striking skyscrapers and contemporary malls, highlighting the city's fast-paced growth and development.
Surabaya
Located at the mouth of the Brantas River, Surabaya is now a modern industrial hub and serves as the economic and trade center of Eastern Java. It is also home to the nation’s navy. As the capital of East Java, Surabaya is the second most populous city in Indonesia.
Bekasi
Bekasi is one of the most promising property markets in Jabodetabek besides South Tangerang, and several high-value developments have transformed its property market. Many of country's big property developers are building apartments, hotels, and shopping malls in the city.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about the Indonesian Electronic Customs Declaration (ECD), which is required for all passengers arriving in Indonesia.
What is the Indonesian Electronic Customs Declaration (ECD)?
The ECD is a digital form that travelers must complete before entering Indonesia. It allows customs to assess items brought into the country, including goods subject to duties or restrictions.
Who needs to complete the ECD form?
All passengers entering Indonesia—both Indonesian citizens and foreign nationals—are required to complete the ECD, regardless of the duration of their stay or purpose of travel.
Is it mandatory to fill out the ECD before arriving in Indonesia?
Yes, it is mandatory to complete the Electronic Customs Declaration (ECD) before your arrival. Completing it in advance helps streamline the customs process and avoids delays at the airport. You can fill it out online within 3 days prior to arrival.
What items must be declared in the ECD?
You must declare items such as cash exceeding IDR 100,000,000 (or equivalent), high-value electronics, commercial goods, food, plants, animals, and any prohibited or restricted items. Failure to declare may lead to fines or confiscation.
Do I need to print the ECD confirmation?
It is not necessary to print the ECD form. After submission, you will receive a QR code, which can be shown on your phone at the customs checkpoint. However, having a printed backup is recommended in case of technical issues.
