The latest official announcement! The entry policy of this favorite tourist destination of Australians has been greatly relaxed and completely free from isolation

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One of Australia’s favorite tourist countries,

Further relax restrictions,

Millions of Australians have new travel options

# 01：

Indonesia cancels entry nucleic acid testing requirements

Millions of Australians benefit

Indonesia has always been one of the most popular countries for Australians to travel, especially Bali, Between the outbreaks, it can even welcome the visits of millions of Australians every year

After the outbreak of the epidemic, Australians have not traveled to Bali for a long time because of restrictions. Later, after the opening of the border, Indonesia gradually relaxed the restrictions, but the entry still needs nucleic acid testing, which also made many Australians lose interest in tourism.

But the good news came, Just yesterday, Indonesian officials suddenly announced the new entry regulations: cancel the requirements for nucleic acid testing

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According to the previous regulations of Indonesia, Whether vaccinated or not, passengers who want to enter the country must undergo PCR nucleic acid test and show negative test results

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The price of this nucleic acid test is $150 Because of this, many Australian tourists did not choose to travel to Bali.

However, Indonesia’s latest regulations, From May 18, vaccinated passengers do not need to provide nucleic acid test certificates when entering the country

This is good news for countless Australians. According to statistics, a total of 1.3 million Australians will travel in Bali in 2019. Once the entry restrictions are greatly relaxed, a large number of Australian tourists will come here again.

Indonesian President Joko Widodo said in an interview: With fewer cases, he plans to continue to relax border restrictions

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# 02：

Quarantine free entry,

Visa fee prices plummeted

As early as March, in order to restore tourism, Angela tanoesoedibjo, Deputy Minister of tourism of Indonesia, said publicly: Indonesia’s entry regulations have been revised. Passengers who have been vaccinated with the new coronavirus vaccine will enter the country from March 7 and do not need to be quarantined

Once the news was released, it directly attracted the attention of a large number of international tourists, including tourists from Australia.

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However, Indonesia does not open its borders to all countries, but allows some countries to enter, and Australia is also on the list.

During the epidemic, Australians have been locked in the territory for too long, which is extremely painful for Australians who love travel by nature.

The rule of Indonesia at that time was, Visitors from approved countries are exempt from quarantine as long as they have been fully vaccinated and proved to have booked at least three nights of hotel accommodation

In addition, tourists from approved countries can also obtain landing visas at a price of about $47.

According to the previous regulations, tourists need to apply in advance before arrival, and the visa fee is about $300.

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Inbound passengers can pay visa fees at the airport. At that time, it was stipulated that they need to be tested for nucleic acid at a price of $150. Now this provision has also been cancelled, and it will become more convenient and cost-effective to enter Indonesia.

But one thing to note, Inbound passengers must buy insurance. If they are infected with the virus, the insurance amount can be up to $100000

At present, although the number of cases in Indonesia is decreasing, there are still some epidemic prevention restrictions. Biri said that masks are still mandatory indoors and on public transport throughout Indonesia.

Last

The opening of Indonesia has given Australia the best tourist destination to visit, which also represents the gradual recovery of the international tourism industry. With more and more countries lifting the blockade, the tourism and aviation industries will slowly recover their prosperity before the epidemic