JAKARTA: Tourism operators in Indonesia’s tourism-dependent islands of Bali, Batam and Bintan said they welcome the government’s decision to lift the COVID-19 test requirement for inbound Indonesian President Joko Widodo credited Bali's high vaccination rate for the decision to reopen. He said more than 80 per cent of the island's population had been fully vaccinated It all depends on your travel plans. If you’re visiting a big city in the EU, you probably won’t need any jabs at all. If you’re visiting a tropical country, it’s a lot more likely. Just how many vaccines you may need is determined by your choice of destination. The NHS Fit for Travel website lists vaccine requirements by country Apply insect repellent containing Deet or Picaridin, apply to e.g exposed skin feet, legs, arms etc after showering and before leaving your room day/night. Reapply as necessary/instructions on bottle/aerosol. There is no vaccination for Dengue Fever & tourists have contracted it in Bali. Report inappropriate content. Vaccination certificate – To enter Indonesia, you’ll need to be vaccinated. The country requires tourists to have a minimum of double vaccination. Any additional booster shots are accepted but not required at this point. Important to note – check in staff may ask if you have a return flight and/or if you have an accommodation booking
Location: Indonesia Event: Government Announces New Travel Restrictions Effective September 19, 2021, the Government of Indonesia (GOI) introduced new Effective September 19, 2021, the Government of Indonesia (GOI) introduced new travel requirements and COVID-19 testing procedures which will affect all travelers arriving to or traveling within Indonesia.
Yesterday, Indonesia’s government announced that it had started administering COVID-19 vaccinations to children aged between 6 and 11, Reuters reported, joining a small group of Asian nations International Travel Vaccine Mandate Ends On May 11, 2023. There has been speculation for a few months that the United States vaccine mandate for international visitors will expire soon
Still not official but worth keeping an eye on. In late June ANTARA reported that the Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment Luhut Binsar Pandjaitan had hinted at the possibility of the government mandating booster vaccination as a travel requirement if the number of COVID-19 cases in Indonesia continued to increase.
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