| Visa | : | Canadians traveling on regular passports require a visa to enter Indonesia. (Traveller is advised to contact the embassy to check visa requirements.) |
| Weather | : | Tropical; hot, humid; more moderate in highland. |
| Clothing | : | Light fabrics are recommended due to the warm, humid climate. For men, a jacket and tie is considered appropriate when making officials calls or non-formal occasions. Or, follow local custom by wearing a long-sleeve batik shirt. It is recommended to bring a sweater or light jacket for travel to mountain areas. Shorts and beachwear are not considered appropriate except at sports facilities and on the beaches, and never appropriate for visits to temples, mosques and other places of worship. |
| Language | : | Bahasa is the official language. Local dialects include Javanese. English and Dutch are also spoken. |
| Time Zone | : | GMT+7 through GMT+9 |
| Currency | : | Indonesian rupiah (IDR) |
| Drinking Water | : | Water used for drinking, brushing teeth or making ice should have first been boiled or otherwise sterilised. |
| Electricity | : | 220 volts AC and 50 Hz |
| Country Code | : | 62 |
| The above information for reference only, for details please contact the tourist board. |
Source: World Travel Guide
