A place to do business on a grand scale
Indonesia is the world’s largest archipelago spread across 17,508 islands, 6000 of which are inhabited. It is one of the world’s most vibrant and dynamic democracies with GDP growth at 6% every year since 2009 and per capita income levels doubling in the past 5 years.
Indonesia’s natural resources include petroleum, gas, tin, nickel, copper, coal, gold, and silver. In 2011 Oil production reached 994,000 barrels a day ranking it at number 20 in the world. Indonesia is the world’s number 1 coal exporter, exporting over 300 million tonnes of coal in 2011. The country has more than 61 billion tonnes of coal resources which are mainly located in Kalimantan and Sumatra.
Indonesia is the largest producer of crude palm oil in the world.
Indonesia is the world’s 16th largest economy
- Population exceeds 245 million people
- Indonesia has the world’s 4th largest population
- Jakarta the main city at around 9.1 inhabitants
- The population is growing and is expected to reach 265 million people by 2020 and 306 million by 2050.
- Indonesia is home to a huge working population with 50% of the country’s population below the age of 29.
DRESS CODE
ADMISSION POLICY
Those in shorts, bermudas, singlets, slippers
and sports sandals will not be allowed entry into the exhibition halls.
Admission to trade and business visitors only.
The Organiser reserves the right of refusal of admission to visitors who are not properly attired.
No children under 18 years will be admitted
VISAS
REQUIREMENTS AND PROCEEDURES
The government has a tourist visa system with three different categories:
I.
Visa-On-Arrival (VOA)
The Pay for Visa-On-arrival (VOA) system applies for citizens of certain nations.
Please visit the Indonesian Embassy website for your country, to see the full list of nations and which international gateways you can require the visa from.
The cost of the 30-day (only) tourist visa is US$35/person for a 30-day visa and US$10/person for a 3-day visa. The fee must be paid in cash (no credit cards) on arrival at the airport.
Visitors from countries with visa-on-arrival facility will have to go to a special counter to have their passports stamped with the on-arrival visa before going to the immigration clearance desk. The VOA visa is NOT EXTENDABLE OR RENEWABLE. A visa issued on arrival can be extended only in extraordinary circumstances such as natural disasters, accident, or illness. If you want to stay in Indonesia longer than the 30 days you must exit and re-enter the country on a new tourist visa.
Visa purchasing takes 15-30 minutes per applicant, depending on the number of persons applying. Payment counters, a bank counter, and a money changer have been set up to process payments. Passport must be valid for at least six months from the date of arrival. Payment must be made on arrival. An onward or return trip ticket must be shown on arrival.
II.
Visa free facility
Visa free facility is granted to the citizens of 11 countries whose governments extend visa free facility to Indonesian nationals would continue to enjoy short visa-free stays. Included in the 11 countries and administrative districts that are granted the 30-day vis-free facility are: Brunei Darussalam, Chile, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Macau Special Administrative Region, Malaysia, Morocco, Peru, The Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Visitors with the visa-free facility will be able to proceed directly to the immigration clearance counter after deplaning. Passport must be valid for a minimum of six months from the date of arrival. Onward or return tickets must be shown on arrival.
III.
Citizens of other countries
Citizens of other countries not on the visa on arrival or visa free lists will be required to apply for a visa overseas (in their home country) before entering Indonesia. Citizens of any country wishing to stay more than 30 days must also apply for an appropriate visa (cultural visit or business) at their nearest Indonesian Embassy of Consulate before travelling to Indonesia.
Tour agents are able to arrange express handling for groups at no additional charge by presenting the completed immigration cards, passports and applicable visa fee. Passengers who overstay their visa period for a short period of time can be processed immediately at the airport by paying $20 every day they overstayed their 30-day visa. Airlines that experienced technical difficulties or delayed flights can apply for their passengers to be exempted from paying any overstay penalties.
