Jakarta

[QUOTE=Argo1990;2475529] Well. With the current situation the way it is and with Thailand still holding on to these ridiculous border closures while people dependant on tourism starve on the streets I started looking elsewhere.
[/QUOTE]There's no difference to any of the countries in Asia at the minute. Borders are closed up everywhere and there is no real rush to open them up from governements before they get this under control. Latest news for Indonesia suggests they will be locked down untill the end of the year.

[URL]https://www.arabnews.com/node/1719446/world[/URL]

You're not going to see borders open untill life is somewhat back to normal. And even when they do I would suspect there is going to be lots of controls for people coming in from perceived hotspots. Quarantine, vaccination certificates!

On a plus side there's going to be a lot of hungry ladies once all this runs it's course and can't wait to get on a flight once borders open. Tinder, WeChat and whatever other chat apps in vogue will be buzzing:-the.

[QUOTE=IrishMongrel;2475699]There's no difference to any of the countries in Asia at the minute. Borders are closed up everywhere and there is no real rush to open them up from governements before they get this under control. Latest news for Indonesia suggests they will be locked down untill the end of the year.

[URL]https://www.arabnews.com/node/1719446/world[/URL]

You're not going to see borders open untill life is somewhat back to normal. And even when they do I would suspect there is going to be lots of controls for people coming in from perceived hotspots. Quarantine, vaccination certificates!

On a plus side there's going to be a lot of hungry ladies once all this runs it's course and can't wait to get on a flight once borders open. Tinder, WeChat and whatever other chat apps in vogue will be buzzing:-the.[/QUOTE]Nothing is official for now tho, this one was posted yesterday [URL]https://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2020/08/15/indonesia-still-evaluating-when-to-reopen-bali-and-other-tourist-hot-spots.html?src=mostviewed&pg=news/national[/URL] and in it they sound way more open to exploring possibilities than in the one you linked.

I was planning to make several trips to Jakarta this year and now sit stranded far away and am wondering what it is like there.

While it seems all p4 p venues in Jakarta are closed, there must be a l o t of desperate working girls in Jakarta now. And I assume people can still move around and online dating services are still operational. So, although there is no opportunity to go to well-managed venues and select from a large number of girls on sight and efficiently do 3-4 girls in an evening, logically there should be some great opportunities to hook up with a few really attractive girls online and develop more long-term p4 p relationships with very good service. And there should be somebody on this board who is still based in Jakarta. So, please come forth and tell us about it. Or send me a personal message if you prefer.

Screwing in a different type of form... Looking for recommendations, anyone experienced with dental implants in Jakarta?

I just cracked a tooth. Never had a dental implant so don't know what to expect.

My own dentist in Kuningan is pretty good (high review ratings, using state of the art materials), but when it comes to implants I am not sure how good / experienced they are.

[QUOTE=TommySuharto;2476252]Screwing in a different type of form... Looking for recommendations, anyone experienced with dental implants in Jakarta?

I just cracked a tooth. Never had a dental implant so don't know what to expect.

My own dentist in Kuningan is pretty good (high review ratings, using state of the art materials), but when it comes to implants I am not sure how good / experienced they are.[/QUOTE]I highly recommend Dr. Berty at Red Lips in Menteng Plaza, just up the road from Kuningan. She is great, very reasonable and professional. She and her husband have been ther for years, and did several implants for me.

Bule2004.

Went through Blok M on the way home last night just to see if anything was open, and to my surprise there was! The Tavern is now open, and had a reasonable crowd in there last night. At the moment it's the only place that's open on the street, but according to the staff the other bars are planning to open up beginning of next month.

They also mentioned that Dees permanently closed, was picked up by a new owner, doing some cleanup, and will be reopening next month as well. Hopefully all the other spots are close behind.

[QUOTE=Cucumber;2475888]I was planning to make several trips to Jakarta this year and now sit stranded far away and am wondering what it is like there.

While it seems all p4 p venues in Jakarta are closed, there must be a l o t of desperate working girls in Jakarta now. And I assume people can still move around and online dating services are still operational. So, although there is no opportunity to go to well-managed venues and select from a large number of girls on sight and efficiently do 3-4 girls in an evening, logically there should be some great opportunities to hook up with a few really attractive girls online and develop more long-term p4 p relationships with very good service. And there should be somebody on this board who is still based in Jakarta. So, please come forth and tell us about it. Or send me a personal message if you prefer.[/QUOTE]You are correct the commercial venues, everything from the big meat markets in Kota to the spas remain shut (although a good friend recently pointed me to an operation by one of the major massage spa chains run out of hotel rooms). The whole Lokasari area is best avoided for the time being as one particularly stupid French fuckwit screwed that pooch over during the pandemic and it's not a safe location nowadays. If you are familiar with all the other aspects of the Jakarta scene, however, and know how to handle it, then there is plenty available.

All the hotels are open and there are some remarkably cheap options available with reasonable 3* and 4* rooms in South and Central Jakarta going for $20 a night, I would recommend the Agoda app. Be prepared for all the usual rigmarole of temperature checks and wearing masks when you check in but after that everything is as normal.

Tinder is as busy as ever perhaps even busier with so many people bored and locked down at home. The money is clearly tight, this can be detected by the number of girls who have signed up for "trading" sites and other multi-level pyramid scams. You can spot most of them straight away, look out for PT Invest / Futures / Equities / Forex / Gold or whatever as their employer and their job description as financial adviser or "binis konsultan", how many 19 yo girls in jilbabs do you think are business consultants in Jakarta? Simply ignore them, you might get to meet them for a coffee, during office hours, but beyond that forget it. Same with the African girls, there are quite a few of them about, I have no idea what the deal is with them but you'll get the run-around and probably never score. Beyond them there are a million eligible girls out there for you to work your charms on, to the extent that I would safely ignore the blatant BO / VCS girls, they are not individual girls but simply a front for a mama somewhere. You'll make a booking with the girl who claims to be the one in the picture and who says she lives 20 minutes away and two hours later someone completely different from the pic will arrive.

The bars are opening up again, all the regular ones anyway, not sure why Falatehan isn't, perhaps they were never making any money and they have simply shut down for good.

All in all, if you know how to manage expectations in Jakarta (ie you know you aren't always going to get what you wanted and then when you expect the least you hit the jackpot), you have a bit of the lingo and you can use smartphone apps you should have no problem getting what you want. If you are a newbie, however, it would be best to give it a miss for the time being.

[QUOTE=Hilo77;2477090]You are correct the commercial venues, everything from the big meat markets in Kota to the spas remain shut (although a good friend recently pointed me to an operation by one of the major massage spa chains run out of hotel rooms)...[/QUOTE]Big thanks hilo! That is just the info I needed.

[QUOTE=DzikaBomba;2474738]Open for foreigners means open for Chinese and Koreans or open for everyone?

These are very important details.[/QUOTE]Open for every one my brother.

[QUOTE=Hilo77;2477090]The whole Lokasari area is best avoided for the time being as one particularly stupid French fuckwit screwed that pooch over during the pandemic and it's not a safe .[/QUOTE]Curious as to what happened?

[QUOTE=Blacka0;2474443]I have good news brothers Indonesia will be open voor foreigners from 01-10-2020 I have this information from reliable source.[/QUOTE]You were wrong.

[URL]https://www.traveloffpath.com/bali-will-not-open-for-international-tourism-until-end-of-2020/[/URL]

[URL]https://thebalisun.com/governor-bali-will-be-closed-to-foreign-tourists-until-end-of-2020/[/URL]

No tourists allowed in Bali til the end of 2020 at the earliest to be in line with the government.

[QUOTE=Hilo77;2474871]If she wanted stains she should have wrapped her face in your bed sheets. When I was a lad my mother got fed up washing my sheets, she just waited a week or two, took them out to the back yard and cracked them into little pieces and dumped them.

On the ass cleaning front, if there is one benefit from the great COVID-19 toilet paper panic-buying crisis it must surely be that people outside Asia finally consider the benefits of bum guns, if they do so western civilisation might make a small but progressive step forward.[/QUOTE]So true, OS remembers his early mongering days before he embraced the delights of Asian girls and can still remember a couple where the fumes were literally shimmering as they rose up from below, like a bucket of petrol.

[QUOTE=OffshoreSwell;2477830]So true, OS remembers his early mongering days before he embraced the delights of Asian girls and can still remember a couple where the fumes were literally shimmering as they rose up from below, like a bucket of petrol.[/QUOTE]An anecdote about cleaning. At that time I was outside Kota Agung, South Sumatra. Literally in the middle of nowhere, there was this "house", all very basic. I fucked a doable one and afterwards we went to the back of the house to clean ourselves at a dug well. She handed me a tube of toothpaste and I said, I didn't bring a toothbrush. She smiled and said to clean my dick with the toothpaste, as it will kill the germs!

[QUOTE=Muzungufotsy;2477620]You were wrong.

[URL]https://www.traveloffpath.com/bali-will-not-open-for-international-tourism-until-end-of-2020/[/URL][/QUOTE]My brothers I'm talking access to Indonesia not Bali that is a different island.

We must be happy that we can land in Jakarta soekarno hatta.