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Latest Quarantine Rules: 3 Days Complete Vaccine, 5 Days Mandatory 1 Dose Vaccine

Jakarta – The government has officially changed the quarantine rules for people entering Indonesia. Recipients of the complete dose of vaccine may only be quarantined for 3 days, the rest must be 5 days. The latest rules are in the Addendum to Circular Letter Number 20/2021 concerning International Travel Health Protocols during the Covid-19 Pandemic Period.This new rule was issued by the Covid-19 Task Force on November 2, 2021.

All Indonesian citizens/foreigners entering Indonesia must undergo RT PCR retest and undergo quarantine. The following are the differences in the rules for Indonesian citizens/foreigners who have had 1 dose of vaccine and 2 doses of vaccine.

• International travelers who receive 1 dose of vaccine: mandatory quarantine 5 x 25 hours
• International travelers who receive 2 doses of vaccine: mandatory quarantine 3 x 24 hours

All International Travelers, both Indonesian Citizens (WNI) and Foreign Citizens (WNA) must comply with the following conditions/requirements:

1. For Indonesian citizens, namely Indonesian Migrant Workers (PMI); Student/student; or Government Employees returning from overseas official trips in accordance with the Decree of the Head of the COVID-19 Handling Task Force Number 14 of 2021 concerning Entry Points, Quarantine Places, and RT-PCR Obligations for Indonesian Citizens International Traveling at a cost borne by the government.
2. For Indonesian citizens outside the criteria as referred to in number 1) and for foreigners, including foreign diplomats, outside the head of the foreign representative and the family of the head of the foreign representative undergoing quarantine in quarantine accommodation

Heads of foreign representatives and their families serving in Indonesia can self-quarantine at their respective residences for 5 x 24 hours for international travelers who have just received the first dose of vaccine or for 3 x 24 hours for international travelers who have received the full dose of vaccine.