This article sets out how to contact the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in New Delhi and its consular offices in India, and summarises the air connectivity and consular information in the MEA bilateral brief of June 2026. Contact details are taken from the MEA Protocol Division register as read by Diplo on 24 September 2026.
Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in New Delhi
- Address: 50 A, Kautilya Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi-110021
- Telephone: +91-11-26118642
- Email: newdelhi.kbri@kemlu.go.id
Head of mission
The register lists Mr. Yudho Sasongko, Chargé d'Affaires a.i., as head of mission.
Consulate and honorary consulate
The register lists an Indonesian consulate in Mumbai and an honorary consulate in Kolkata.
National day
Indonesia's national day is 17 August (Independence Day).
Visas and consular matters
The brief contains no information on visa or e-visa requirements for travel between India and Indonesia. Readers should check current requirements, fees and procedures directly with the Embassy in New Delhi or the consulate in Mumbai before travelling. The brief does not mention any visa waiver or exemption agreement between the two countries.
According to the MEA brief of June 2026, a Consular Dialogue is among the working groups, consultations and dialogues maintained by the two countries.
Neither the register nor the brief gives office hours or a list of the services the Embassy provides. Readers should contact the Embassy by telephone or email to find out what it can help with, and when.
Air connectivity
The brief states that Air India has increased its frequencies on the Delhi-Bali sector from 7 times weekly to 10 times per week, to cater to growing demand for two-way tourism between India and Indonesia.
As of January 2026, there are four sectors between India and Indonesia:
- Jakarta-Mumbai
- Bali-Bengaluru
- Bali-Mumbai
- Bali-Delhi
According to the brief, India was the second largest source of tourists to Bali in 2023, after Australia; wider tourism figures are given in the culture article. The brief notes that there is no connectivity between Jakarta and Delhi.
India's missions in Indonesia
The brief refers to an Indian Consulate General, in whose premises the Swami Vivekananda Cultural Centre, Bali was inaugurated. Indian nationals in Indonesia who need help from their own government should contact India's missions there. The brief puts the number of Indian nationals living in Indonesia at around 15,000; the community is described in the culture article of this guide.
Honorary consuls and confirming requirements
Indonesia's office in Kolkata is an honorary consulate. Honorary consuls have limited powers and do not provide the full range of services of an embassy or a career consulate. Visa, passport and other consular requirements should always be confirmed with the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in New Delhi or the consulate in Mumbai.