Ambassador Marciel's Travels in Indonesia
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West Sulawesi
May 2013
Ambassador Marciel visits West Sulawesi to highlight religious harmony, strong economic performance, and new MCA-I Program.
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Cirebon, West Java
April 2013
Ambassador Marciel Visits Cirebon for cultural exchange, outreach, and a visit to a hospital supported through USAID.
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Sumbawa, West Nusa Tenggara
February 2013
Ambassador Visit Highlights Newmont Mine, Community Investment Projects
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Balikpapan, East Kalimantan
February 2013
Ambassador Visits Balikpapan, Promotes Green Growth and Education
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Surabaya, East Java
December 2012
Ambassador Helps Launch PRIORITAS Basic Education Program in East Java
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Papua
November 2012
Ambassador Visits Papua To Meet Leaders and Highlight U.S. Assistance
More News from the Embassy
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Secretary Kerry Delivers Remarks on the Release of the International Religious Freedom Report
MS. PSAKI: Good morning, everyone. So, thank you for joining us for the release of the 2012 International Religious Freedom Report.
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Ambassador meets Human Rights Commissioners and Staff
On May 16, U.S. Ambassador Scot Marciel hosted commissioners and staff from the National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM). Photo Gallery »
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Secretary Kerry and Foreign Minister Natalegawa Meet in Washington
SECRETARY KERRY: Good afternoon, everybody. I am delighted to be here with Foreign Minister Natalegawa from Indonesia. Watch the Video »
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U.S. Department of State Launches the "American English" Mobile Application
The U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs is pleased to announce the release of the free “American English” mobile application for lower-tech feature phones and Android devices.
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Ambassador Visits West Sulawesi
U.S. Ambassador Scot Marciel visited West Sulawesi May 13-14 to highlight the province’s record of religious harmony, continued rapid economic growth, and the new Millennium Challenge Account-Indonesia program. Photo Gallery »
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US Supports Fight Against Drugs through National Narcotics Board Training Center
U.S. Embassy Deputy Chief of Mission Kristen Bauer and Joint Interagency Task Force-West Representative Earl Hampton delivered remarks at a May 13 handover ceremony for the National Narcotics Board (BNN) Training Center in Bogor. Photo Gallery »
Visa Information
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Visa Application Information
Typical Wait Time (Calendar Days) for a NIV Interview Appointment:
Visitors Visas: 2 Days
Student/Exchange Visitors Visas: 2 Days
All Other NIVs (Excludes: A, G, K, and V): 2 Days
Typical Wait Time (Workdays) for a NIV To Be Processed: 3 Days -
Renew your visa without an interview
The U.S. Embassy is pleased to announce that a new interview waiver program will expedite visa re-issuance without a personal interview for qualified applicants. This program allows many Indonesians who have a previously issued U.S. visa to save both the time and expense of appearing in person for a visa interview.






