Jakarta

Sorry, but it was a crappy Holiday Inn Express. No Sheraton or Marriott for me.

I have no idea which hotels do tricks or will let guests in. I don't speak bahasa, so I don't know Jakarta like you do. I used to frequent the Land of Smiles for the last 25+ years.

Madvic.

[QUOTE=OffshoreSwell;2662262]Let me guess!, you stayed at one of the better brands of hotel. One with a reputation to protect and the critical mass of quarantiners to implement the strictest measures.

Drop down the star scale a bit and you should find things get fuzzier. They all have different strategies to ensure compliance. Disable the elevator to the quarantine floor, employ guards, section off the hotel. Am not sure they would be able to instantly disable your room card if you left the room but it's concievable.

OS was looking at the hotels a long way out of town, like Cikarang. Preferably with only a few quarantine rooms. Not that he needs to get there right now. His last hotel that he stayed in was removed from the list due to lax security ha ha.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Madvic;2662317]Sorry, but it was a crappy Holiday Inn Express. No Sheraton or Marriott for me.

I have no idea which hotels do tricks or will let guests in. I don't speak bahasa, so I don't know Jakarta like you do. I used to frequent the Land of Smiles for the last 25+ years.

Madvic.[/QUOTE]How was your experience after you landed at CGK and through the immigration and customs etc. ? Were there many people on the plane? I assume all passengers at that point would have to go through the same quarantine process regardless of nationalities.

Prior to arriving what's the best dating site for Indonesia girls? I only speak English.

I she really a "She".

[QUOTE=SeaTraveler;2651130]My friend is looking for dates in or around Jakarta. Covid has killed her real-world working income. I felt so bad seeing how skinny she has become that I've sent money on a number of occasions.

PM ME for details.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Ggekko2009;2662335]How was your experience after you landed at CGK and through the immigration and customs etc. ? Were there many people on the plane? I assume all passengers at that point would have to go through the same quarantine process regardless of nationalities.[/QUOTE]The plane was not very full.

Arrivals was like a cattle chute. They guide you from one station to the next. Was not bad and no long waits.

I thought I had to wait at airport for PCR test, but they directed me out to hotel staff and cars to hotel.

I had more trouble trying to figure out the Indo covid app. As a foreigner, you can't upload vaccines and vax cards from overseas. The app is mostly in bahasa. Took several days before I was told about website to upload foreign vax data.

MadVic.

Found out that they reduced the quarantine days into three days for people who have full vaccine and booster. Hopefully stay that ways till I arrive there.

Can anyone tell me about the quality, and what experience you get in G2 Hotel, Mr. Braid Bar and Bunker Bar.

What's the age of the women? Their appearance and if it is CIP.

Is it's worth staying in a hotel nearby and only go to these places?

Thank you for alerting us to this very important piece of information! I tried to find more info and it seems to be true. It applies to people who have had a booster (I. E. A third) dose and they still have to do PCR testing to get out of quarantine.

[URL]https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-02-14/indonesia-eyes-lifting-all-quarantine-requirements-around-april[/URL]

[URL]http://www.news.cn/asiapacific/20220215/48d9d685b76a42f89b65e1d29c1bb5a2/c.html[/URL]

It is not entirely clear, but based on what others have written here on the forum and what this source says, it should in practice be three days and two nights. "The exit PCR test can be carried out on the morning of the third day, and the traveler can leave quarantine if their test comes out negative. ".

[URL]https://coconuts.co/jakarta/news/3-shots-equal-3-days-of-quarantine-in-indonesia-starting-march-1/[/URL]

Soon moving back to Indonesia after a long stint away. There's lots that hasn't changed (KI, Classic, Malio etc.) and some that has (STD, Mille's, Golden Crown etc.)

Back in 2011, I had a pleasant soapy massage and FS experience at Tematik on Jl. Jembatan 3. Basically it was a large room comprised almost entirely of an inflatable mattress. Big screen TVs were on the walls playing BFs. Throw in a bathroom ensuite and and a very reasonable price (around 450 rb at the time from memory).

The downside being it's a fair trek from what will be home base. I'm wondering if there's something similar in South Jakarta?

[QUOTE=Madvic;2654881]OK, has anyone else here recently entered Indonesia? Entry requirements state I need to have minimum US $100,000 international health insurance. Do they really check for this at the airport?.[/QUOTE]Providing you have a health insurance card to show them you should be fine.

Part of the KITAS application process also now requires proof of existing health insurance. However, it doesn't extend beyond showing a copy of your card.

How much cost PCR test at Indonesia now?

[QUOTE=ChoduMadan;2662976]I she really a "She".[/QUOTE]YES. She is all woman with one hell of a sex drive.

Most animalistic sex I ever had and I'm 66.

[QUOTE=KopiHitam;2664757]Providing you have a health insurance card to show them you should be fine.

Part of the KITAS application process also now requires proof of existing health insurance. However, it doesn't extend beyond showing a copy of your card.[/QUOTE]They never asked me about health insurance, going through arrivals and all the screening. They asked about everything else, but not health insurance.

I thought I already posted about this.

MadVic.

275 K is the fixed government price. Results may take 24 hours or more. Faster results will cost you more.

[QUOTE=FxHunter;2665089]How much cost PCR test at Indonesia now?[/QUOTE]

Having recently done this, depending on when you flight arrives, say 18:00 Monday, you will check into your pre-paid quarantine hotel (3 star to 5 stars available), spend night #1, all the next day (Tuesday), night #2, then get tested at 5:00 am on Wednesday morning of day and you are released that afternoon. So arrive Monday evening, hit the clubs Wednesday night. Really not too bad if you have a day of office work you can do.

[QUOTE=Cucumber;2664178]Thank you for alerting us to this very important piece of information! I tried to find more info and it seems to be true. It applies to people who have had a booster (I. E. A third) dose and they still have to do PCR testing to get out of quarantine.

[URL]https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-02-14/indonesia-eyes-lifting-all-quarantine-requirements-around-april[/URL]

[URL]http://www.news.cn/asiapacific/20220215/48d9d685b76a42f89b65e1d29c1bb5a2/c.html[/URL]

It is not entirely clear, but based on what others have written here on the forum and what this source says, it should in practice be three days and two nights. "The exit PCR test can be carried out on the morning of the third day, and the traveler can leave quarantine if their test comes out negative. ".

[URL]https://coconuts.co/jakarta/news/3-shots-equal-3-days-of-quarantine-in-indonesia-starting-march-1/[/URL][/QUOTE]