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Bank of Indonesia’s “Monetary Policy Review” – February 2010, January 2010, and November 2009. « IFFINA: 3a Fiera Internazionale di Mobili e Artigianato dell’Indonesia / 3rd International Funiture and Craft Fair Indonesia « Bank of Indonesia’s “Recent Economic Developments” – February and January 2010, December 2009; and “Economic Outlook for 2010.” « Invitation for Participation: 2nd Petroleum Bidding Round – Year 2009 « INVESTOR CONFERENCE CALL “The Indonesian Economic Performance in 2009 and its Outlook for 2010″, Listen to Full-Replay of the Conference Call « Vantaggi Comparativi / Comparative Advantages « Crescita degli Investimenti e delle Assunzioni « Q1 economic growth expected to reach over 5 percent « Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono urges Aussie businesses to invest « Indonesia Wants Australian Firms to Tap Energy-Rich Provinces «

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VISA-ON-BOARD to Attract More Tourists

Passengers on state-owned airline company Garuda Indonesia’s Tokyo-Denpasar-Jakarta route can now enjoy the newly launched onboard visa application service. We hope this new service will attract more visitors to Indonesia, as we aim to attract 7 million foreign tourists this year.

3 Feb 2010 | Published in Indonesia Nowadays, Tourism, Visa | Read More »

NUOVO LEGGE per il VISTO ALL’ ARRIVO a partire dal 26 Gennaio 2010

7-day Visa-on-Arrival scrapped. Now, only 30-day Visa-on-Arrival at US$25 – and extendable another 30 days.

27 Jan 2010 | Published in Announcement, Consular, Services, Servizi Consolari, Tourism, Visa | Read More »

Multiple-Entry Visa

I requisiti di fare domanda per multi il visto di visita. Validi per 1 anno col permesso di soggiorno in Indonesia per 60 per ogni visita ed è valido solo ai fini degli affari.

19 Aug 2009 | Published in Visa | Read More »

Visa on Arrival

Based on the Decree of the Indonesian Minister of Justice and Human Rights no. M04.IZ.01.10/2006, effective from 1st June 2006 , Nationals of the following countries can apply for their Transit (7 days maximum stay) and/or Tourist visa upon arrival for a maximum visit of 30 days

18 Aug 2009 | Published in Visa | Read More »

Visa-Free Short Visit for Tourist

Based on the regulation, the following countries DO NOT require a visa to enter Indonesia for a Tourist visit of up to 30 (thirty) days: Brunei Darussalam, Chile, Hong Kong SAR, Macao SAR, Malaysia, Morocco, Peru, Philippines, Singapore

16 Aug 2009 | Published in Visa | Read More »