Indonesia in Sweden

Recent changes

• 25 Sep 2026: Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia (Economic Section 2) added an e-mail address: economy.stockholm@kemlu.go.id
• 25 Sep 2026: Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia (Protocol and Consular Section) added a telephone number: +46854555880
• 25 Sep 2026: Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia (Political Section) added a telephone number: +46854555880
• 13 Aug 2026: Yayan Mulyana, the new Ambassador of Indonesia, presented credentials in Sweden. (source)
• 18 Mar 2026: New head of mission at the Embassy of Indonesia in Stockholm, Sweden: Dr. Yayan Ganda Hayat Mulyana (Ambassador), succeeding Gita Loka Murti.
• 8 Dec 2025: Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia changed its website: kemlu.go.id/stockholm/en -> stockholm.kemlu.go.id
• 11 Sep 2025: The new Ambassador of Indonesia presented credentials in Sweden. (source)
• 25 Feb 2025: The new Ambassador of Indonesia presented credentials in Sweden. (source)
• 3 Feb 2025: Kamapradipta Isnomo, the new Ambassador of Indonesia, presented credentials in Sweden. (source)

Frequently asked questions

How attractive is Indonesia as a destination for visitors from Sweden?

Indonesia offers a captivating mix of cultural heritage and natural beauty, making it an appealing destination for international travelers. With its serene beaches, lush jungles, volcanic landscapes, and vibrant cities, it has the potential to attract a segment of the 4.2 million Swedes who travel abroad annually.

Please answer the following question: How safe is Indonesia for tourists coming from Sweden?

Indonesia is generally considered a safe destination for tourists, including those from Sweden. According to the Global Peace Index, Indonesia ranks 47th out of 160 countries, while Sweden ranks 39th, indicating that Sweden is slightly safer overall. In terms of crime statistics, Sweden has a murder rate of 1.1 per 100,000 people compared to Indonesia's lower rate of 0.6. However, data on female murders in Indonesia is not available. The Global Organized Crime Index shows that Sweden has lower indices for various types of crime compared to Indonesia, particularly in areas such as state crime and organized crime networks. For example, Sweden's index for state crime is 2.5, while Indonesia's is 7.5. While there are some safety concerns, particularly related to organized crime, many tourists visit Indonesia without incident. It is advisable for travelers to remain vigilant and informed about local conditions.