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vitalyivanov писал(а) 17 мар 2015, 16:53:"Visa-free travel will only be available through five international airports in Jakarta, Medan, Batam, Bali and Surabaya"
http://thejakartaglobe.beritasatu.com/n ... countries/
Терпеть не могу российские СМИ - как можно было Arief Yahya (министр туризма) перевести как Софьян Джалил???
IraF писал(а) 17 мар 2015, 13:31:NVN_Piter писал(а) 17 мар 2015, 12:35:Главное, что бы убрав визу, не оставили 35 баксов за въезд))):
Введут за выезд )))
vitalyivanov писал(а) 17 мар 2015, 16:53:Терпеть не могу российские СМИ - как можно было Arief Yahya (министр туризма) перевести как Софьян Джалил???
значит мне не показалось, когда я на сайте air asia тыкал разные даты, обратил внимание на строчку с сбором.NVN_Piter писал(а) 17 мар 2015, 17:44:"20 баксов надо заплатить в качестве аэропортовского сбора" - с марта включены в стоимость билета, отдельно рупии можно не заначивать на отъезд)
clon писал(а) 19 мар 2015, 14:43:Приехал 14 марта, заплатил 35$, а 17 марта утром вижу газету с новостью об отмене виз для жителей рф на первоц полосе. Грязно выругался.
defrag писал(а) 19 мар 2015, 14:58:clon писал(а) 19 мар 2015, 14:43:Приехал 14 марта, заплатил 35$, а 17 марта утром вижу газету с новостью об отмене виз для жителей рф на первоц полосе. Грязно выругался.
Странный Вы Если бы увидел новость раньше, то не поехал бы до апреля?
Новости уже об отмене визы много где опубликованы, а тут тишина. Так что пока мысли возникли такого рода. Раз визу отменили, выходит это будет просто штамп в паспорт о прибытии, с разрешением находиться в стране 30 дней. А вот что насчет продления? Будет ли механизм продления, подобный визе по прибытию? Боюсь, что окажется, что не будет.
The government will waive visa requirements for 30 countries as early as next month to boost the country’s foreign exchange income from the tourist industry, as President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo broadens the size of his economic package to support the ailing rupiah. Tourism Minister Arief Yahya said on Monday that the revision of the visa-free list could attract at least 1 million new foreign tourists to the country and an additional foreign exchange income of US$1.2 billion on the assumption each tourist spent $1,200 during his or her stay.“This free-visa policy is our effort to boost the number of foreign tourists,” Arief said. “We hope to improve our services to foreign tourists, who will soon not have to worry about visa requirements anymore,” said Arief after a meeting at the Presidential Palace. The new visa-free policy, which was initially set for China, Japan, South Korea and Russia only, has been extended to 30 countries including Canada, Mexico and the US, according to Arief. Also included on the list are European countries such as Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the UK, in addition to South Africa and Middle Eastern countries such as Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). New Zealand is also on the list, but not its close neighbor Australia, whose relationship with Indonesia has recently deteriorated amid the imminent execution of two Australian drug convicts on Nusakambangan prison island in Cilacap, Central Java. Tourists from these countries are currently still required to pay $35 for visa-on-arrival fees for a 30-day stay in Indonesia. “It’s not that we do not want to include Australia,” Arief stated. “Australia applies a universal visa policy, which requires all people coming to Australia to possess a visa, including Indonesians. Therefore, a reciprocity principle applies here in Indonesia.”Indonesia currently exempts visa requirements for citizens of the nine ASEAN member countries as well as Chile, Ecuador, Hong Kong, Macau, Morocco and Peru.The number of foreign tourist arrivals last year rose by 7.19 percent to 9.44 million, up from 8.8 million in 2013, with tourists spending more than $10.5 billion on accommodation and leisure activities, according to the Central Statistics Agency (BPS).This year, the ministry hopes to attract around 10 million foreign visitors and more than $11 billion in earnings. The policy is expected to slightly narrow the current-account deficit — the major worry of foreign investors that has sparked bearish sentiment on the rupiah — which stood at $28.4 billion throughout last year.The meeting at the palace also discussed possible structural reforms in the economy, including tax incentives for the shipping and railway sectors, in a bid to push down the country’s logistics costs, as well as the imminent implementation of an antidumping duty to rein in imports.To further reduce oil imports, the government will also proceed with its plan to raise the mandatory blending requirement of biodiesel — a more environmentally friendly type of fuel that utilizes palm oil — from the current 10 percent to 15 percent.The government is also preparing to give tax allowances to foreign companies that reinvest their earnings in Indonesia, as well as for local industries that export at least 30 percent of their total production. “What’s new this time is the fact that the criteria [for companies to be eligible for tax incentives] will not be as strict as previously,” Finance Minister Bambang Brodjonegoro said. The Jokowi administration has introduced the series of fiscal policies and a visa-waiver package in an effort to support the under-pressure rupiah, which has become Asia’s worst-performing currency this year, over fears of a further deterioration in the current-account deficit.Despite the planned economic reforms, however, the rupiah has so far continued its slide, weakening by 1.3 percent since the policy package was first introduced on March 10, with the currency trading at 13,237 per dollar on Monday, according to the Jakarta Interbank Spot Dollar Rate (JISDOR)
Viachik писал(а) 19 мар 2015, 17:11: Arief stated. “Australia applies a universal visa policy, which requires all people coming to Australia to possess a visa, including Indonesians. Therefore, a reciprocity principle applies here in Indonesia.”
zerokol писал(а) 19 мар 2015, 21:15:ну вообще то, и в РФ и в НЗ для них нужны визы
С 1-го апреляroy0109 писал(а) 20 мар 2015, 18:19:Пишу с Ломбока. Изменений нет. Старые 25$ наклейки со штампом гони 35. И декларации на индонезийском. Welcome!
Откуда такая категоричная уверенность? Может, через 10 дней посмотрим?brat__1 писал(а) 20 мар 2015, 22:38: отмены виз с 1 января не произошло, и в ближайшем будущем не произойдет.
White-Spirit писал(а) 21 мар 2015, 09:57:Откуда такая категоричная уверенность? Может, через 10 дней посмотрим?
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