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The Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Jakarta can be contacted using the following details:
• Address: Jl. Prof. Dr. Satrio Blok C-4, Kav. 16–17, Kuningan Timur, South Jakarta, 12950
• Working hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM–4:00 PM, Jakarta time
• Telephone: +62 21 520 6518
• Email: jakartaemb@mofa.gov.ae
For further information, visit the Embassy’s Contact List.
For inquiries about visas, document attestation, and services for UAE nationals, contact the Consular Office using the following details:
Address: Menara Sun Life, 2nd Floor, Mega Kuningan Area, Kuningan Timur, Jakarta Selatan, 12950.
Telephone: +62 21 2598 5500
Email: jakartacvo@mofa.gov.ae
Further details are available on the Embassy’s website.
Yes. UAE nationals traveling on ordinary passports should check the applicable visa requirements and apply through Indonesia’s official visa platform.
Requirements depend on the purpose and duration of the visit. Your passport must be valid for at least six months from the date of entry.
Apply before your permitted stay expires. Other visa categories have different extension conditions. Overstaying may result in fines and other immigration penalties. Consult the Indonesian immigration platform for the applicable procedures. Further guidance.
Before traveling, review the latest travel guidance on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website, register with Twajudi, and ensure that your passport, visa, and travel insurance meet the requirements for your visit. Respect local laws, customs, and religious practices, and follow instructions issued by the Indonesian authorities.
Complete the required arrival declaration through the official All Indonesia platform before arrival. Information on the declaration is available in the Indonesian Ministry of Tourism’s arrival guide.
The UAE Embassy in Jakarta provides consular assistance and support to UAE nationals residing in or visiting Indonesia. Information on available services, including the issuance of a Return Document, is available through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website.
Document attestation services are also available through MoFA’s digital channels, subject to the requirements applicable to documents issued in Indonesia.
Some medications are prohibited or restricted in Indonesia, including certain prescription medicines. Before traveling, confirm whether your medication is permitted with the Indonesian Embassy or Consulate in the UAE.
For permitted medication, carry a prescription or medical report specifying its name, dosage, and purpose. Keep it in its original packaging and carry only the quantity required for personal use during your stay. A prescription does not authorize you to bring a prohibited medication into the country. See the official medication guidance.
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Indonesia has three time zones:
• Western Indonesia, including Jakarta: 3 hours ahead
• Central Indonesia, including Bali: 4 hours ahead
• Eastern Indonesia, including Papua: 5 hours ahead
For further information, visit the Indonesian Ministry of Tourism’s time zones page.
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