Southeast Asia
Healthcare and travel insurance in Indonesia
$132health spend per person
Healthcare in Indonesia
Bali and Jakarta have decent private hospitals (BIMC, Siloam); standards drop fast elsewhere. Serious cases are often evacuated to Singapore, so get insurance with evacuation.
Key facts
- Travel insurance: not required for entry, but strongly recommended.
- Pharmacies: Apotek (Kimia Farma, Guardian, Century) are common; antibiotics officially need a prescription, but enforcement is patchy.
- Doctors: 0.5 per 1,000 people (2023, World Bank).
- Emergency: Police 110 · Ambulance 118 · Fire 113 · All emergencies 112.
Healthcare & insurance by place
- BaliHealthcare & insurance
- UbudHealthcare & insurance
- CangguHealthcare & insurance
- JakartaHealthcare & insurance
- SeminyakHealthcare & insurance
- UluwatuHealthcare & insurance
- YogyakartaHealthcare & insurance
- Gili IslandsHealthcare & insurance
- Nusa PenidaHealthcare & insurance
- KutaHealthcare & insurance
- LombokHealthcare & insurance
- Labuan BajoHealthcare & insurance
- Nusa DuaHealthcare & insurance
- SanurHealthcare & insurance
- Raja AmpatHealthcare & insurance
- Mount BromoHealthcare & insurance
Sources
- CDC Travelers' Health
- US State Department travel advisory
- All Indonesia arrival declaration (Directorate General of Immigration)
- Indonesia e-Visa (Directorate General of Immigration)
- Wonderful Indonesia (Ministry of Tourism)
- Speedtest Global Index: Indonesia
- World Bank open data
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