Embassy of the United States in Jakarta, Indonesia

Address

Contact

Phone

+62 21 5083 1000

Fax

+62 21 386 2259

Email

jakartasocnetwork@state.gov

Website

id.usembassy.gov ↗

Facebook

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Instagram

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Linkedin

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Twitter

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Office hours

Closed: Saturday, Sunday

Consular services

• Process visa applications
• Notarize certain documents
• Issue first-time passports
• Renew expired passports
• Amend passports to show change of name, validity, or to correct errors
• Selective Service registration
• Renunciation of U.S. nationality
• Consular Report of Birth Abroad of a Citizen of the United States of America (CRBA)
• Provide emergency assistance for U.S. citizens traveling abroad

Visa

If you hold an Indonesian passport, you are required to apply for a paper visa to enter the United States.

• Nonimmigrant Visas Business/Tourist visa Work visa Student visa Exchange visitor visa Transit/Ship crew visa Religious worker visa Domestic employee visa Journalist and media visa Treaty traders and treaty investors visa
• Business/Tourist visa
• Work visa
• Student visa
• Exchange visitor visa
• Transit/Ship crew visa
• Religious worker visa
• Domestic employee visa
• Journalist and media visa
• Treaty traders and treaty investors visa
• Immigrant Visas Family-based immigration Fiancé(e) visa (K-1) Religious workers visa Employment-based immigration Diversity visa (DV) Returning resident visa (SB-1)
• Family-based immigration
• Fiancé(e) visa (K-1)
• Religious workers visa
• Employment-based immigration
• Diversity visa (DV)
• Returning resident visa (SB-1)

Holidays observed

• November 26Thanksgiving Day
• December 25Christmas Day

Nearby landmarks

• National Monument (Monas) 0.71 km away
  132-meter tall tower symbolizing Indonesia’s independence, with a gold flame on top.
• Museum Nasional (National Museum of Indonesia) 1.08 km away
  Museum housing artifacts from prehistoric, Hindu-Buddhist, and Islamic periods.
• Istiqlal Mosque 1.22 km away
  Largest mosque in Southeast Asia, symbolizing religious harmony in Indonesia.
• Jakarta Cathedral 1.35 km away
  Neo-Gothic Roman Catholic cathedral located just opposite Istiqlal Mosque.
• Kota Tua (Old Town Batavia) 6.90 km away
  Historic district with colonial buildings, museums, and Dutch-era architecture.
• Gelora Bung Karno Stadium 5.08 km away
  Indonesia's largest stadium, often used for sports, concerts, and national events.
• Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (CGK) 20.24 km away