Indonesia eases visa rules while requiring vaccine passports


JAKARTA, Sept 16 (Bloomberg): Indonesia is allowing foreigners holding more types of visas to enter the country as long as they are fully vaccinated against Covid-19.

Those holding the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation business travel cards, visitors with permits to stay for diplomatic and work purposes, as well as people having limited or permanent rights to stay can enter the country, according to a statement on the immigration office’s website.

Offshore visa applications have also been reopened as of Thursday (Sept 16).

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