Indonesia reinstates tourist, limited stay visas amid declining daily Covid-19 cases


Visitors wearing protective masks walk at a shopping mall after the ease of restrictions amid the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic in Jakarta, Indonesia. - Reuters

JAKARTA, Sept. 18 (Xinhua): Indonesia has opened a few of its borders to foreigners after the Ministry of Law and Human Rights issued a ministerial regulation that reopens applications for tourist and limited stay visas for fully-vaccinated travellers.

"Previously, only foreigners with diplomatic and service visas are allowed to enter the country. With today's issuance of Ministerial Regulation No. 34/2021, those with existing valid tourist and limited stay visas are also allowed to enter Indonesia," the Directorate General of Immigration's spokesman Arya Pradhana Anggakara said in a statement on Thursday.

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