The Indonesian government lifted all of the Covid-19 restrictions on December 30th, 2022, as the country is inching toward an endemic phase.
The president said Indonesia has gradually managed to handle the pandemic and has been returning to normalcy.
Theres currently no adjustments made to hajj even though the restriction has been regulated in relation to the recent COVID-19 outbreak.
Indonesia has announced the reopening of six international airports and three cross-border posts (PLBN) across Indonesia as it gradually lifts COVID-19 restrictions.
Based on the current assessment, areas such as Jabodetabek, Yogyakarta, Bali, and Bandung will be on Level 3 PPKM. This is not due to the high number of cases, but due to low tracing
The spike in daily cases will likely force the government to implement social and mobility restrictions."
Bali's opening was aimed at reaccelerating the Bali economy, which was already affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Bali is open only for non-migrant workers foreign travelers (PPLN). "We will do the opening in stages and gradual."
PPKM is imposed in Jakarta after residents in the capital enjoyed low-key festivities during the holiday season.
the implementation of quarantine and testing are essential to maintain the current COVID-19 pandemic situation in Indonesia.
