Embassy of Indonesia in Canberra, Australia
- Address: 8 Darwin Avenue, 2600 Yarralumla
- Phone: +61262508600
- Fax: +61262736017, +61262733545
- Email: canberra.kbri@kemlu.go.id (verified)
- Website: kemlu.go.id/canberra
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Indonesia in Australia
Embassy of Indonesia in Canberra, Australia; address 8 Darwin Avenue, 2600, Yarralumla; phone +61262508600. Plus 4 other missions.
Consulate General of Indonesia in Melbourne, Australia
- Address: 3004 Melbourne
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Consulate General of Indonesia in Melbourne, Australia
- Address: 72 Queens Road, 3004 Melbourne
- Phone: +61395252755
- Fax: +61395251588, +6139525
- Email: konsuler.melbourne@kemlu.go.id, kjrimelb@iaccess.com.au
- Website: melbourne.kemlu.go.id
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Head of mission: Mr. Kuncoro Giri Waseso, Consul-General (confirmed in the diplomatic list of Australia, 11 Nov 2024)
Consulate General of Indonesia in Perth, Australia
- Address: 134 Adelaide Terrace; East Perth WA 6004; P.O. Box 6683, 6892 East Perth, WA
- Phone: +61892215858
- Fax: +61892215688
- Email: perth.kjri@kemlu.go.id
- Website: kemlu.go.id/perth/en
Head of mission: Mrs Listiana Operananta, Consul General (as of 2024)
Consulate of Indonesia in Darwin, Australia
- Address: 20, Harry Chan Avenue, Darwin
- Phone: +61889410048
- Fax: +61889412709
- Email: kridrw@indoconsdarwin.org.au
Head of mission: Mr. Zacharias Manongga, Consul (as of 2023)
Frequently asked questions
How attractive is Indonesia as a destination for visitors from Australia?
Indonesia offers a captivating mix of cultural heritage and natural beauty, making it an appealing choice for international travelers. With its tranquil beaches, lush jungles, and volcanic landscapes, along with vibrant cities, it attracts a segment of the 300,000 Australians who travel abroad annually, some of whom may find Indonesia particularly enticing.
Please answer the following question: How safe is Indonesia for tourists coming from Australia?
Indonesia is generally considered a safe destination for tourists, including those from Australia. According to the Global Peace Index, Indonesia ranks 47th out of 160 countries, while Australia ranks 19th, indicating that Indonesia is less safe than Australia. In terms of crime statistics, the murder rate in Indonesia is 0.6 per 100,000 people, slightly lower than Australia's rate of 0.7. However, there are various organized crime indices that suggest higher levels of crime-related issues in Indonesia compared to Australia. For example, Indonesia scores higher in areas such as crime networks (7.5 vs. 6.0) and state crime (7.5 vs. 2.0). Overall, while Indonesia is relatively safe, travelers should remain vigilant and informed about local conditions and potential risks.