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06-09-25 13:43 #20651Senior Member

Posts: 45So just to be clear how much exactly is the finder fee? Are they all FL lokasari type girls? Or are they civies who thought they would road test the wild side for a day? As a concept this has the added benefit of them not wanting to make their referring friend look bad / pissed off.
Originally Posted by Gabacho
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06-09-25 10:56 #20650Senior Member

Posts: 2882Antimicrobials are uncontrovertial IMO. I'd be more worried about sleeping pills (zolpidem, benzos etc.).
Originally Posted by Jimmyzhu
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If you follow the letter of the law you're hardly allowed to bring anything. What about aspirins, peptobismol, immodium, . I always travel with a whole private pharmacy of such drugs.
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06-09-25 08:10 #20649Senior Member

Posts: 47My first trip to Jakarta & I fell in love right away!
I travelled to Jakarta for the first time in April 2025; I stayed at the 'Luminor Hotel Pecenongan by WH'. (close to Classic).
I went to Travel, Classic, Malio, 1001 and Sari Ayu. Malio is my favourite, as they have gorgeous and curated girls. Indo girls are divided into two categories: 1. 3 M and 1. 8 M.
Classic (L2) is far better than Travel IMO. In Classic, you can roam around and view all the girls, but in Travel, most of the girls are behind the stage and only a few are shown by the Mamasons, and they are pushy compared to Classic.
1001 - both spa & club are a rip-off. Indo girls are good but you will get the same type of girls in Classic. 1001 is off my list.
I went to Sari Ayu on my last day, which was different from the above establishments; there are no tags and no entry fee. Drink prices are higher than those of Classic. They feature a diverse mix of locals and a good selection of girls. Overall, an eye-opening experience, and this place is a paradise.
I have booked my second trip in July. After RTFF, I will try other spots, including Emporium, Lokasari area, and other establishments in the Kota area.
Cheers, TF.
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06-09-25 07:32 #20648Senior Member

Posts: 175Medications
Just becareful if asked what the medication is for (eg not catching hiv) and your intentions are for your stay. I'd be inclined to buy my medication in Indonesia on arrival.
The Embassy of Indonesia does not have the authority to confirm the legality of specific medications.
However, we are pleased to provide the following guidelines from the Customs of Indonesia to assist in ensuring compliance with Indonesian regulations and to clarify the process for declaring prescribed medications upon arrival:
Doctor's Letter: It is advisable to carry a letter from your doctor or specialist outlining your medical condition, specifying the prescribed medication and dosage, and confirming that the medication is for personal use only.
Prescription and Receipts: Please bring the original or a copy of your prescription, along with a receipt from the pharmacy.
Original Packaging: Medications should be kept in their original packaging to facilitate identification. It is recommended not to transfer them to alternative containers.
Quantity: It is important to carry only the amount of medication required for the duration of your stay in Indonesia.
Customs Declaration: Prescribed medications must be declared upon arrival. While this can be done manually at the airport, we encourage using the Electronic Customs Declaration form to expedite the process and reduce waiting times. This can be submitted online via https://ecd.beacukai.go.id/. Once submitted, a QR code and reference number will be emailed to you, which should be presented to customs officials upon your arrival in Indonesia. Please be advised that the Electronic Customs Declaration (ECD) form can only be completed within two days prior to your departure.
Over-the-counter Medications: Common over-the-counter medications, such as those for flu, cough, or diarrhea, as well as most vitamins, generally do not require supporting documentation.
Please be aware that the final decision regarding the entry of any medication into Indonesia rests with the Directorate-General of Customs and is at the discretion of the customs officers.
Originally Posted by Jimmyzhu
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06-09-25 06:18 #20647Senior Member

Posts: 2125Even less if it's a repeat girl. The 400 k is including a finders fee to the girl who refers the new girl plus the new girl's fee.
Originally Posted by Chilli1
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Yesterday I fucked my original civvy for only 250 k bbfscip then we spent the day together at an amusement park called Dunia Fantasi (Dufan for short) which is located on the north side of town in the Ancol Beach area.
We had a great time together and it felt like I was with a real girlfriend.
For those of you who say there is nothing to do in Jakarta, you must have not been to Dunia Fantasi yet. They also have a water park there called Atlantis, a Seaworld, and a Zoo as well and it is all located near the beach and they have a cable car line going over the beach and water too.
A quick Google search shows that there are various water parks with water slides here and tons of different malls all through the city and the Ancol Complex with all thee great attractions.
So how is there nothing to do here?
-Gabacho.
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06-09-25 04:11 #20646Senior Member

Posts: 183Wait till you see the queue at other times
Early morning (say, 6 am) there isn't much of a queue for anything, give it a few hours though and you'll seriously regret that choice.
Originally Posted by Sriraj91
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I'm not even sure I've arrived at Terminal 3 since the advent of eVOAs, but the breeze it makes in Terminal 2 vs the old arrivals process (and ditto in Bali, even more so) makes up for any issues with the website. It has appeared stable and consistent this year, unlike the chaos of past years.
Plus any chance to avoid dealing with ANY immigration people in Indonesia is highly welcomed. The extent of my interaction before hitting curbside recently has been the customs guy holding up the scanner to read my barcode. Nobody has asked to see the health declaration, and I haven't even seen the counter or whatever it is for the 'Bali Tax' for visiting that place. If you are joining the long queues in Bali to process onsite, I doubt you avoid this. Jakarta is even easier, but more questioning immigration staff. Strolling down, hitting the gate and out to collect bags without dealing with a single Indonesian and the opportunity to score some Oleh Oleh from you is a vast improvement. Even the bags seem to be coming out quicker these days. It has hit 50 minutes or more in the past.
Paying for everything in rupiah, via a card or even tap and pay on your phone with Google Pay (no idea on Apple) is an extra cherry on top of the sweetness of modern electronic transactions in Indonesia. Never thought I'd say that about the place.
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06-09-25 03:30 #20645Senior Member

Posts: 189You have always and can still pay in USD. Precovid, exchange rate clocked in at $35. It went up to $37 briefly during the slump of the USD but I'm pretty sure it's back to $35. It's supposed to reflect the converted value of 500 k but I never noticed a benefit even during a 16.5 k conversion rate like it is now. If you pay $40 or whatever, the change you get is in IDR. You can do it in person or through the website, though I'm pretty sure the in person counter is just punching your stuff into the website.
Originally Posted by Pk099
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One consistent note that I didn't confirm yet. If you use the cash counter, you can use the automated gates upon entry but when you leave, the automated gates will red light you and send you to the agent counter for a stamp. This is my theory because it's happened a few times to me now.
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06-09-25 02:21 #20644Senior Member

Posts: 61Bringing in prescriptions
Going to be bring in Prep and Doxy, do I need to declare these when I arrive at the airport?
Can anyone tell me if I actually actually need a doctors note?
It will just be 24 pills altogether if anything.
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06-09-25 00:56 #20643Senior Member

Posts: 1051Local
You need rupiah.
Originally Posted by Pk099
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06-08-25 22:49 #20642Senior Member

Posts: 159Do you need Indo currency or can pay in USD for VOA?
Originally Posted by Sriraj91
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06-08-25 13:24 #20641Senior Member

Posts: 93Civvy connections
You paying every 400 k to 500 k for meet?
Originally Posted by Gabacho
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Dome of civies dates refused to go pasar baru area or asked if I'm going to girls place there LOL.
As long you can choose good.
There are ugly ones, fat ones, few want you to take to restaurant etc from online date apps.
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06-08-25 09:36 #20640Senior Member

Posts: 293Some top bars in South Jakarta
A few people asks me on PM about nicer bars and clubs in South Jakatta.
Originally Posted by GuyReynolds
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TBH. I don't know what top 5 bars are in south Jakarta. Remember, south Jakarta is more affluent, beautiful people and so I don't knows how easy to pick up indo lasses, unlike other mainstream bars and clubs where less wealthy go. Some of the nicer places are TCC, Pantja, H club, CosmoPony, Kilo Lounge, Salthy Fish (new one), Anthem (new club), Koda, Do Not Distub. 25 HR hotel. Oddbird. But these are classy place with nicer cocktails.
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06-08-25 07:55 #20639Senior Member

Posts: 209There is a Costco in Jakarta? Where?
Originally Posted by Boris1047
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06-08-25 07:05 #20638Senior Member

Posts: 200True I reach Jakarta airport early morning, there is no queue for VOA, just takes couple minutes. Better than submitting a form on internet.
Originally Posted by Amadeuss
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06-08-25 04:06 #20637Senior Member

Posts: 79Looking for larger girls
Thanks BB and Paolo for the responses. So far, I've only explored Classic and Travel and most of the blowjob bars in Kelapa Gading.
Originally Posted by BananaBoi
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I've been to these places often enough that none of the mamasans bother me now.
I want to explore the Kota Indah bars this week.
I have a request. I like big girls. Women, as opposed to girls. Think wide hips, chunky thighs, big ass, like Latinas. Sadly, Asia is not the right place for this. However, I've banged many civvies here.
Who are on the curvy side. Unfortunately, most of the girls in Classic are the tiny, petite, skinny types. Some of them would look 14 years old if I saw them in public. Literally less than 5% of the girls.
There meet my criteria. Are there any bars in Kota Indah that have more curvier girls? More 'women' as opposed to 'girls'? Also, what's the pricing structure in KI?
BTW, I visit Classic about 3 times a week. If anyone wants to meet up there and exchange details about which girls give good service, I'll be up for that.
Cheers guys.

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