In line with public health regulations in DKI Jakarta, the Embassy of Ireland will be operating limited opening hours from Monday, 14 September. There will be no access to the Chancery without an appointment. Irish citizens who need to access Consular services, including passport renewals, should contact jakartaem@dfa.ie for assistance and advice. The Embassy is also operating a limited visa processing service. Only long-stay visas ('D' categories) will be processed initially. This includes visas to study and work in Ireland. If you intend to apply for a Long-stay visa, please contact us at jakartaemvisa@dfa.ie with details and a request for an appointment.

Please note that the majority of Short-stay visas ('C' categories, including for tourism and visiting family) are not being processed at present. Please be aware that visa processing may be suspended again in line with local restrictions or public health concerns. We will be guided by advice of the HSE and WHO, as well as local health authorities.

Applicants should be aware: By law, those travelling to Ireland will be required to fill out a form called the ‘Covid-19 Passenger Locator Form’ . This form (which should be completed before you travel) may be used by Irish health authorities to contact you to verify your location in Ireland. It will also help contact tracers to contact you if there is a confirmed case of coronavirus on your flight.

A 'Frequently Asked Questions' (FAQ) document about the impact of COVID-19 on Immigration and International Protection in Ireland has also been published and can be found here.