Implementation of Domestic Travel by Air during Covid pandemy
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Effective from July 5th.
Provisions for Domestic Persons/Passengers who use air transportation are required to comply with the following provisions: a) passengers are responsible for their own health by implementing and complying with 3M health protocols, namely wearing masks, maintaining distance and avoiding
crowds, washing hands with soap or using hand sanitizer, and complying with the applicable terms and conditions; Provisions for Domestic Travel During the Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Pandemic, in the form of:
(1) the use of masks must be carried out properly covering the nose and mouth;
(2) the type of mask used by travelers is a cloth mask of at least 3 (three) ) medical coats or masks;
(3) not allowed to speak one way or two directions by telephone or in person during the trip; and
(4) it is not allowed to eat and drink throughout the flight journey for a journey that is less than 2 (two) hours, except for individuals who are obliged to take drugs for treatment which if not done can endanger the safety and health of the person;
meet the requirements health services, in the form of:
(1) for flights between airports on the island of Java, flights from or to airports on the island of Java and flights from or to airports on the island of Bali, must show the first vaccine card and a certificate of negative result of the RT-PCR test which the sample is taken within a maximum period of 2x24 hours before departure; and
(2) for flights from or to airports other than those mentioned in point (1), must show
a certificate of negative RT-PCR test results whose samples were taken within a maximum period of 2x24 hours or negative results of rapid antigen tests whose samples were taken within a maximum period of 1x24 hours before departure; d) the obligation to show the vaccine card as mentioned in letter c, is excluded for travelers with special medical interests who are not/not vaccinated for medical reasons based on a statement from a specialist doctor;
fill out e-HAC Indonesia at the departure airport, to be shown to the health officer at the destination/arrival airport; f) health requirements as stated in letter c) exemptions for:
(1) Pioneer Air Transport flights; and (2) Air Transport flights in 3T (Lagged, Frontier and Outermost) areas. g) in the event that the RT-PCR test certificate states negative results but the passengers show symptoms of COVID-19 indications , then the passenger is prohibited from continuing the journey and is obliged to to carry out RT-PCR diagnostic tests and self-isolation during the waiting time for the results of the examination;
2) Provisions for Air Transport Operators during the Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, as follows:
comply with operational provisions as stipulated in the Circular Letter Minister of Transportation Number SE 13 of 2020 concerning Air Transportation Operations in the Period of Productive and Safe Community Activities from Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID-19); b) does not provide food and/or drinks to passengers on flights of less than 2 (two) hours duration unless for medical purposes;
if there are passengers who return (refund) flight tickets, the refund process is carried out in accordance with the provisions of the legislation; and d) aircraft personnel on duty on flights are required to show a certificate of negative results using RT-PCR or rapid test antigen whose samples are taken within a maximum period of 7 x 24 hours before departure.
Source: SE 45 YEAR 2021
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This is an official relugation of the MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA, no windows for speculations or personal interpretation.
Last update from the Minister Coordinator Luhut
Effective from July 6th, the quarantine for International traveller entering Indonesia increase from 5 to 8 days, with One swab test the First day and the second the 7h day.
https://maritim.go.id/menko-luhut-pasti … asok-baik/
he 742 labs affiliated with the Government are now required to submit PCR test results electronically to PeduliLindungi. Only passengers with these certifications will be accepted for boarding
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Anyone know about vaccines for expats? I was told we have to go to Jakarta to get a vaccine and pay for it. Is this true? I can' t find any info and I am in Yogyakarta. I don't want to get the vaccine from China. How can I fly to Jakarta if a vaccine certificate is needed?
Digitarius wrote:Anyone know about vaccines for expats? I was told we have to go to Jakarta to get a vaccine and pay for it. Is this true? I can' t find any info and I am in Yogyakarta. I don't want to get the vaccine from China. How can I fly to Jakarta if a vaccine certificate is needed?
Its not possibile to buy a vaccine, its illegal unless u work for a Company, there Is a sprcific program for that.
If u are on Kitas or Kitap and u have the SKTT or the KTP with a NIK (wich Is mandatory), u can get the jab in a pubblic facitility in Jogya.
I don't want the Chinese vaccine the government uses. I want to get one of the others. In Thailand they were selling Moderna vaccine in hospitals so I thought maybe something like that was here in Indonesia. The Thai hospital sold out in a few hours that's how popular it was. I have not heard of anything like that here. So far there is only the Chinese vaccine available here but I won't get that one I don't think.
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Digitarius wrote:I don't want the Chinese vaccine the government uses. I want to get one of the others. In Thailand they were selling Moderna vaccine in hospitals so I thought maybe something like that was here in Indonesia. The Thai hospital sold out in a few hours that's how popular it was. I have not heard of anything like that here. So far there is only the Chinese vaccine available here but I won't get that one I don't think.
Here Is also available for free Astrazeneca, wich Is used more than the chinese Sinovac, u can get that if u like it.
Is arriving also some million of doses of Moderna and Pfizer, but they will give only to medical staff and child under 18 yo.
I haven't been offered any vaccine and I don't know of anyone who ask. No one seems to know exactly where and when it is offered. An Indonesian told me it was only being offered to Indonesians for free and expats would have to pay for the vaccine.
Yeah but where are the other vaccines being offered. I can't find any information.
The lack information I think is part of the problem here.
Ya, nobody Is offering vaccine, Indonesian must register themself, Exapat must show to a vaccination point and get it for free if they have Kitas or Kitap with SKTT or KTP wich have a NIK that Is required for the registration.
Of u fill that requirements, u can go to the nearest Puskemas and get the jab for free.
Hi, do you know where someone could get AstraZeneca? I have asked around a lot, but haven't yet found, any information regarding this would be very useful for me. I have already taken my first dose of AstraZeneca in my home country and desperately need my second dose of AstraZeneca here in Indonesia as i am unable to travel back to my home country because of travel restrictions.
MaryamS wrote:Hi, do you know where someone could get AstraZeneca? I have asked around a lot, but haven't yet found, any information regarding this would be very useful for me. I have already taken my first dose of AstraZeneca in my home country and desperately need my second dose of AstraZeneca here in Indonesia as i am unable to travel back to my home country because of travel restrictions.
Where are u in Indonesia?
To the link below there Is the list of all the vaccination point in Jakarta.
U must Google them one by one to find the phone number and call to ask.
https://katadata-co-id.cdn.ampproject.o … ;amp_tf=Da %1$s&share=https://katadata.co.id/ameidyonasution/berita/60cb10023f80f/daftar-lokasi-vaksinasi-covid-gratis-di-jakarta-ini-syarat-caranya
Ur welcome, let us know if u find what ur looking for.
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We have had our jabs over 3 months ago ,
why would the police check jabs before giving sim ? most of the country is struggling to find covid inoculations , Illogical .
My wife doubts the voracity of this .
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