You can choose from the different types of travel insurance for Indonesia in accordance with your trip requirements. The main options are;
Embark on your journey to Indonesia with the assurance that HDFC ERGO's Indonesia travel insurance has you covered at every step.
Indonesia travel insurance offers round-the-clock customer care support for assistance during crises.
Get financial protection for medical and dental emergencies, including repatriation and accidental death.
Coverage extends to non-medical issues like baggage loss, personal liability, and hijack distress allowance.
Travel insurance minimises financial and mental stress, ensuring a worry-free holiday.
Affordable insurance from India covers unforeseen events, helping you stick to your budget.
Enjoy cashless treatment at partnered hospitals worldwide with Indonesia travel insurance.
Here are some of the things that are usually covered under travel insurance for Indonesia from India;
This benefit covers hospitalization, room rent, OPD treatment, and Road Ambulance costs. It also reimburses expenses incurred on Emergency Medical Evacuation, Medical Repatriation and Repatriation of mortal remains.
We believe dental healthcare is just as important as hospitalization due to physical illness or injury; hence, we cover dental expenses which can occur during your travel. Subject to policy terms and conditions.
We believe in seeing you through thick and thin. In the event of an accident, while traveling abroad, our insurance plan provides a lump sum payment to your family to assist with any financial burdens caused by permanent disablement or accidental death.
We believe in being by your side through ups and downs. So, under unfortunate circumstances, we will provide a lump sum payout in case of accidental death or permanent disablement arising out of an Injury whilst on a Common Carrier.
If a person is hospitalized due to injury or illness, we will pay the per day Sum Insured for each complete day of hospitalization, up to the maximum number of days stated in the Policy Schedule.
Flight delays or cancellations may be beyond our control, but worry not, our reimbursement feature allows you to meet any essential expenses arising from the setback.
In case of a trip delay or cancellation, we will refund the non-refundable portion of your pre-booked accommodation and activities. Subject to policy terms and wordings.
Losing important documents can leave you stranded in a foreign land. So, we will reimburse expenses related to obtaining a new or duplicate passport and/or international driving license.
Don't worry if you have to cut your trip short due to unforeseen circumstances. We'll reimburse you for your non-refundable accommodation and pre-booked activities as per the policy schedule.
If you ever find yourself liable for third-party damage in a foreign land, our travel insurance helps you compensate for those damages effortlessly. Subject to policy terms and conditions.
Medical emergencies may mean you need to extend your hotel booking by a few days more. Worried about the added expense? Let us take care of it while you recover.subject to policy terms and conditions
Don't worry about unexpected expenses due to missed flight connections; we will reimburse you for the expenses incurred on accommodation and alternate flight booking to reach your destination.
Flight hijacks can be a distressing experience. And while the authorities help sort out the issue, we'll do our bit and compensate you for the distress it causes.
When traveling, theft or robbery can lead to a cash crunch. But don't worry; HDFC ERGO can facilitate fund transfers from the insured 's family in India. Subject to policy terms and conditions.
Lost your checked-in baggage? Don't worry; we'll compensate you for the loss, so you don't have to go without your essentials and vacation basics. Subject to policy terms and conditions.
Waiting is never fun. If your luggage gets delayed, we'll reimburse you for essentials like clothing, toiletries and medication so you can start your vacation worry-free.
Theft of baggage can derail your trip. So, to ensure your trip stays on track, we'll reimburse you in case of baggage theft. Subject to policy terms and conditions.
The above mentioned coverage may not be available in some of our Travel plans. Please read the policy wordings, brochure and prospectus to know more about our travel insurance plan.
If you are planning on visiting Indonesia for tourism purposes, you will need to apply for a tourist visa. Here are the documents required for an Indonesia tourist visa:
• Completely filled visa application form and signed by the applicant only with 1 latest
• passport size photograph
• Passport with minimum 2 blank pages
• Passport validity minimum 6 months from date of departure from Indonesia
• Passport copy
• Covering/Request letter to apply visa and purpose visit, to be addressed to Indonesian
• Embassy in New Delhi
• Proof of Health Insurance / Fill up Financial Statement Letter
• Fill up Health Protocol Statement Letter
• Certificate of final Covid-19 vaccine copy
• Itinerary Ticket (Going and Return with ticket number/booking reference number)
• Proof of sufficiency fund during visiting Indonesia (Last 3 months of Applicant’s Bank A/C
• statement with minimum balance of USD 2000)
• Proof of visa fee payment
• Stay Informed: Keep updated on local conditions and potential risks like volcanic activity or political unrest.
• Choose Safe Accommodations: Opt for reputable hotels with secure locks and emergency contact information.
• Beware of Scams: Watch out for common tourist scams and pickpockets, especially in crowded areas.
• Practice Food and Water Safety: Stick to bottled water and freshly cooked meals from trusted establishments.
• Respect Local Customs: Dress modestly in religious sites and follow local laws and traditions.
• Prepare for Natural Disasters: Be aware of evacuation routes and keep an emergency kit handy.
• Use Reliable Transportation: Stick to licensed taxis or reputable ride-hailing services.
• Stay Health-Conscious: Take necessary health precautions and protect against mosquito-borne illnesses.
Make sure to remember these local laws and etiquette when visiting Indonesia-
• Respect Religious Customs: Dress modestly, especially at religious sites, and avoid public displays of affection during Ramadan.
• Politeness in Interactions: Greet with a handshake and slight bow, address people with their title, and use the right hand for gestures and transactions.
• Use Right Hand: Reserve the left hand for personal hygiene tasks; use the right hand for giving, receiving, and eating.
• Mind Body Language: Avoid pointing with the index finger and touching someone's head.
• Respect Elders: Show deference to elders through polite speech and behaviour.
• Dress Modestly: Cover shoulders and knees, particularly in rural areas and religious sites.
• Know Drug Laws: Indonesia has strict penalties for drug offenses.
• Practice Responsible Tourism: Avoid littering, support eco-friendly businesses, and respect natural habitats.
• Consider Tipping: Tip for exceptional service, typically around 5-10%.
• Photography Etiquette: Ask for permission before taking photos, especially of individuals or at religious sites.
If you are planning an Indonesia trip on a tight budget, here are some tips you can follow to save money:
• Travel Off-Peak: Save by travelling during off-peak seasons.
• Book Accommodation Early: Secure deals on accommodation by booking in advance.
• Use Public Transport: Opt for buses and trains over taxis for cheaper travel.
• Eat Street Food: Enjoy affordable meals from local eateries and markets.
• Negotiate Prices: Bargain for lower prices at markets and for tours.
• Pack Light: Avoid excess baggage fees by packing light.
• Explore Free Attractions: Discover free or low-cost attractions.
• Join Walking Tours: Take advantage of free walking tours in cities.
• Withdraw Cash Wisely: Minimise ATM fees by withdrawing larger amounts less frequently.
• Stay Hydrated Economically: Carry a refillable water bottle to save on bottled water.
• Get Travel Insurance: Protect yourself from unforeseen expenses with insurance for travel to Indonesia.