Travel Insurance

Bali Belly or travelers diarrhea is a stomach disorder that often occurs with those who visit Indonesia for the first time. It is a reaction to the new climate, changes in diet, and the local flora. Usually, it resolves without consequences within 2-3 days. If symptoms persist and high temperature develops, it is recommended to consult a doctor for appropriate treatment.As dining in cafes and restaurants is customary in Indonesia, the quality and freshness of food and prepared dishes depend solely on the owner and chef of these establishments. In the hot climate conditions, its advisable to avoid consuming a meal if it raises suspicions, and refrain from consuming drinks with ice. Ice in cafes is often made from non-boiled tap water, increasing the risk of digestive problems.
Fatal cases of poisoning from counterfeit alcohol are not uncommon in Indonesia. Local police warn tourists to be cautious when consuming alcoholic beverages.

Due to low driving culture in the country, accidents occur very frequently, affecting drivers, pedestrians, and public transport passengers. As motorbikes are the primary mode of transportation in the country, most cases in our service center involve those who have been in accidents with them. If you are involved in a serious accident and have insurance, be sure to ask the police to create a report on the incident.
Police representatives can be called even to the hospital where you are, in case you are unsure whether a report was made. If you were the driver, ask the hospital to conduct an alcohol test – an important condition for insurance coverage. Do not neglect the liability insurance offered during rentals; in disputes with locals, you may find yourself at a disadvantage, and they may demand compensation for vehicle damage or medical expenses.
Even if your injuries are not severe, in the local climate, wounds can take a long time to heal and may require hospital dressings.

Indonesia, particularly Bali, is a region with a risk of rabies among animals. Bites can come not only from stray cats and dogs but also from monkeys, monitor lizards, otters, and other exotic animals. In the event of a bite, it is recommended to seek immediate medical attention for a rabies vaccination course.
Bites from ticks, fleas, bedbugs, and even scorpions can trigger a severe allergic reaction. An unpleasant consequence of bites from local mosquitoes is dengue fever. Periodically, outbreaks of this disease occur in the country, as reported by the Indonesian government.

A tourist heading to Indonesia may encounter scammers both on social media and in real life (offering services for visa processing, transfers, package delivery, currency exchange, discounted tickets, business participation, etc.).
At the end of 2022, the Indonesian Immigration Department launched an online service known as e-VOA (electronic visa). It is a website that facilitates tourists in applying for a visa before arriving in the country. The official website for visa processing is one, but since its launch, fake duplicates have flooded the internet. The Ministry of Justice of Indonesia has requested tourists to carefully verify the website address before applying for a visa.