How to get a Indonesia visa from Namibia

After China, India and the United States, Indonesia is the fourth most populous country in the world. A 2018 estimate showed its population to be about 262,787,403 and despite this large population, Indonesia ranks as the wealthiest SouthAsian nation and 16th largest economy worldwide by GDP.

Although Indonesia is a predominantly Islamic country, it has a degree of tolerance for LGBT. The Government of Indonesia has allowed a discreet community of LGBT to exist and sometimes they also hold public programs.

The widely accepted foreign currency in Indonesia is US dollars. They are only accepted crisp, clean and on rare occasions. Since 2015, Indonesian National Bank (Bank Indonesia), forbids the use of currency other than Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) as a payment method in the country.

Most tourist areas put up entertainment shows rich with Indonesia culture and traditions. Yogyakarta is a city in Indonesia, famous for its performing arts with performances of Javanese ballets and leather and wooden puppet shows (the longest of which lasts a mammoth 8 hours). These performances can all be seen in Bali also, with the addition of Balinese gamelan music. Ubud in south-central Bali is one of the best places for these performances.