Jakarta

[Koperen Klaas]

What this chart does not mention, but is quite clearly mentioned by all embassies, is that the only foreigners allowed to enter are those with a work permit or living permanently in Indonesia. Other exemptions are embassy personnel. Visiting for recreational purposes is still not allowed.

The same holds true for many Asian countries. I would say all, but I have not checked all.

[Koperen Klaas]

Here it is friends.

What this chart does not mention, but is quite clearly mentioned by all embassies, is that the only foreigners allowed to enter are those with a work permit or living permanently in Indonesia. Other exemptions are embassy personnel. Visiting for recreational purposes is still not allowed.

[Mangera]

Here it is friends.

So according to the chart, as a foreigner assuming one passes the rapid test, seems pretty reasonable that an international traveler can make it in. However, my only doubt is what do they mean by a "Health Certificate"? Does that mean that one has to take proof that they (passenger / traveler) passed a covid exam (negative result) X amount of time before the trip? Or does that mean you need a document or letter from your doctor as well?

Health Certificate. Hmmm. Anyone have more information about that? Would be much appreciated.

[Apprenticed]

Here it is friends.

Is this expected to be eased during July or August?

[Thampi62]

Here it is friends.

[Smoothy]

Well, another part of history is gone.

D's Place has announced that it is closed for good. What is left of Pelatehan?

I still remember when that place first opened followed not long after by My Bar. I thought both places were downgrades from the places we already had (Oscars, Top Gun, Lintas Melawai). If we could go back to the days with Oscars, Top Gun and Lintas Melawai, I would be quite happy. No need to re-open the's or My Bar.

[Mighty Spearsman]

For those who remember the days when Sarinah was the epicentre of activity in Jakarta. The McDonalds has closed!

https://www.thejakartapost.com/multi...estaurant.html
most Indonesian food is far supoerio
Ok so it did spend time as that god awful Captain something or other about ten years back due to franchise disputes, but many a happy time was started in that place after you tried your luck elsewhere. As the interviewees attest to in the video! Not for me though, never one pickup there apart from the only case of a bad stomach to ever result in Indonesia.

It joins the Hard Rock cafe next door (and JJs / Tanamour down the road) as but a memory in long time Jakarta expat minds.

Just saw this post. I happened to be working in Jakarta during August / September 1992 when this particular McDonald's opened and stopped by during its first week, it was spotlessly clean and orderly even though there was a line outside the door. I remember chuckling because most Indonesian food is far superior (and healthier) than McDonald's food. Also remember going to a few birthday parties with my then-3 year old back in 2006.

Hey, Sarinah's has had a good run, even though I remember reading that it was sinking. Famously named after Sukarno's nanny (and allegedly his first sex experience).

[Koperen Klaas]

Yes, my friend, thanks to the yellowish pills. But it is no fun watching all those icons in Jakarta disappear. Makes you conscious of your age!

And now even the's Place has announced that it is being closed for good. Is that the last of the legacy of the legendary Darryl Patton?

[Koperen Klaas]

Well, another part of history is gone.

D's Place has announced that it is closed for good. What is left of Pelatehan?

[Turgid]

Hi friends.

The great depression in 1930's,The great recession in 2008,what is in 2020?The great attrition?

The great coronation.

[Menteng]

Elvis has unfortunately left the building.

GREAT!! I should have had my camera more often with me in those days. That's how you create strolls down memory lane.

[Thampi62]

Hi friends.

The great depression in 1930's,The great recession in 2008,what is in 2020?The great attrition?

[Smoothy]

Too many to mention. Lintas Melawai, Tambora, Elvis at Oscar, to name a few. And for the locals: salon!!

Elvis has unfortunately left the building.

[Menteng]

My goodness Menteng! Are you still around?

Yes, my friend, thanks to the yellowish pills. But it is no fun watching all those icons in Jakarta disappear. Makes you conscious of your age!

[Hilo77]

Too many to mention. Lintas Melawai, Tambora, Elvis at Oscar, to name a few. And for the locals: salon!!

My goodness Menteng! Are you still around?