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The Canadian Embassy in Indonesia is one of over 100 Canadian Embassies, High Commissions, and Consulates around the world. Canada's official relationship with Indonesia dates from 1949 and has traditionally been characterized by development cooperation, investment in the resource sectors, and a growing level of trade. [more]
URGENT: As a result of flooding, telephone service in Jakarta has been severely disrupted making telephone contact with the Embassy difficult or impossible. In the event of a CONSULAR EMERGENCY, please contact the Operations Centre in Ottawa, Canada, which operates 24 hours a day. They may be reached by e-mail at sos@international.gc.ca, or by collect call at 613-996-8885. Despite the communication difficulties, the Embassy remains open to the public and fully operational during regular working hours. |
HighlightsCanada and Indonesia launch Human Rights Workshop (February 5, 2007) Canada Supports Flood Relief Efforts Democracy Promotion eDiscussion, January 22 - March 30, 2007: Building on Canada’s long history of promoting democracy abroad, the Government of Canada is looking to identify ways in which Canada can play a more active role on the world stage in promoting democratic principles. Take part in this eDiscussion as a Canadian expatriate, or find out how your International University or College can participate. Canada Supports Indonesia’s Move to Ratify the Ottawa Convention (7 December 2006) Visa On Arrival (VOA)
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