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Indonesia is not a party to the 1968 Vienna Convention on Road Traffic. However, an International Driving Permit is still highly recommended for tourists.

• Required: If you plan to drive a motorbike or scooter (Category A on your license). Many rental agencies will require an International Driving Permit for these rentals.
• Recommended: Even if you're driving a car (Category B), having an International Driving Permit is helpful in case police pull you over.

An International Driving Permit based on the 1949 Geneva Convention or the 1968 Vienna Convention is generally accepted in Indonesia.

• 1949 Geneva Convention International Driving Permit: Valid for one year in Indonesia.
• 1968 Vienna Convention International Driving Permit: While Indonesia isn't a signatory, this format may still be accepted, especially for car rentals. Valid for three years.

You can receive a fine for driving in Indonesia without an International Driving Permit (International Driving Permit). Driving without a valid license, including an International Driving Permit for foreign drivers, can result in a fine of up to IDR 1 million (approximately USD 67.84) or even up to four months in prison​​. To avoid these penalties, obtaining an International Driving Permit and carrying it along with your home country driver's license while driving in Indonesia is essential.

No, you must always carry your International Driving Permit and original valid driver's license while driving in Indonesia.

Indonesia issues International Driving Permits for Indonesian drivers who want to drive abroad. However, as a tourist, you should obtain your International Driving Permit in your home country or apply online.

Yes, most car rental companies in Indonesia recognize and accept an International Driving Permit along with your original driver’s license. It’s advisable to confirm the requirements with the rental company beforehand.

If you lose your International Driving Permit while in Indonesia, contact the issuing authority immediately to report the loss and inquire about the process for obtaining a replacement. You may need to provide identification and possibly reapply for a new International Driving Permit.

Driving in Indonesia can be challenging for Indians due to differences in road conditions and traffic rules. Indonesian roads may be less structured, with varying traffic behaviors compared to India. While some may find it manageable, others might need time to adjust to local driving customs and regulations.

Driving in Indonesia as an Indian tourist can be risky due to chaotic traffic conditions. Many local drivers do not strictly follow traffic rules, which can pose challenges to those unfamiliar with the driving environment.

To enhance safety, it is recommended to study the road conditions of your planned locations, pick easy routes, or use alternative transportation options—such as hiring a local driver or using ride-hailing services like Gojek or Grab—rather than driving yourself.