The Indonesian Embassy in Dhaka has announced a crucial change for Nepali citizens planning trips to Indonesia. Effective immediately, obtaining a sticker visa is now mandatory for those intending to visit the country.
This decision follows challenges encountered during the processing of e-visas through different agencies in Indonesia and Nepal. To streamline visa procedures, the embassy has advised that all visa-related applications must be routed through the office of the honorary consular in Kathmandu, Indonesia.
Recognizing issues in the e-visa application process, the embassy strongly advises against applying for e-visas when departing from Nepal to Indonesia.
Chandra Prasad Dhakal, the honorary consul of Indonesia for Nepal, has assured efforts to introduce a visa-on-arrival system for travelers from Nepal to Indonesia. Additionally, the embassy and the Indonesian government have introduced new measures to enhance the existing process for the convenience of Nepali citizens.
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