Latest Travel Requirements for Domestic Travel in Indonesia
Progress in handling the pandemic cannot be separated from the government's efforts. One of them is urging the public to vaccinate. The government provides free vaccinations through health facilities and other agencies.
Starting 29th August 2022, domestic travelers in Indonesia must adhere to the following rules -
- Travelers aged 18 years and above must be vaccinated with a booster dose to travel.
- Travelers who are not vaccinated for medical reasons must present a certificate from a government hospital.
- It is mandatory for domestic travelers using air, sea, or land transportation using private or public vehicles to download, install, and fill out the electronic health awareness card (e-HAC) in the Peduli Lindungi app.
- Travelers aged 6-17 years must be vaccinated with at least 2 doses. However, travelers aged 6-17 traveling from abroad are exempted from the vaccination requirements.
- Children under the age of 6 years are allowed to travel without any vaccination requirements or Rapid Antigen or PCR test. Still, they must be accompanied by a parent or guardian following the COVID-19 vaccination protocol.
- Travelers vaccinated with a booster dose are no longer required to present a negative result of the rapid antigen or PCR test.
- Foreign Nationals aged 18 years and above from outside Indonesia must be vaccinated with two doses when traveling domestically in Indonesia.
While several countries have reopened their borders to international tourists, make sure to check the travel requirements for your destination country on the government information portals.