Study in Indonesia
Learners worldwide come to study in Indonesia to experience once-in-a-lifetime possibilities this famous archipelago offers.
Let us guide your plan to study in Indonesia through quick facts about the country, the application process, and how to get a student visa. We will also answer frequently asked questions about studying in Indonesia.
Quick Facts about Indonesia
Capital: Jakarta
Currency: IDR, Indonesian Rupiah
Population: 281,919,362
Popular programs to study in Indonesia:
- Economics
- International Business
- Entrepreneurship
- Marketing
- Environmental Sustainability
- Indonesian Language and Culture
Government expenditure on the education system: 550 trillion Indonesian rupiah
Key services industries:
Retail, transportation, media, telecommunications, finance, hospitality, tourism
Key manufacturing areas:
Automotive, electronics, textiles and apparel, food and beverage, chemicals.
Why study in Indonesia
Low cost of living
Indonesia is one of the most affordable nations in the world, making studying in the country ideal for learners under a budget. The cost of living is significantly less compared to other Asian countries.
High-quality education
You can guarantee top-notch learning when you study in Indonesia. Many colleges in the region are among the best in the world and are recognized by the Association of Commonwealth Universities and the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization.
Friendly locals
Another great benefit when you study in Indonesia is meeting the locals. Indonesians are welcoming and very helpful. You will surely meet new friends that will expand your global perspective on various ideas.
Breathtaking sceneries
The country is home to magnificent sceneries – from the busy streets in Jakarta to the stunning beaches of Bali. Anticipate memorable school breaks when you study in Indonesia!
Application Process to Study in Indonesia
Basic Requirements:
- Passport
- Letter of Acceptance from an Indonesian university
- Letter of recommendation or certificate of sponsorship from an Indonesian university
- A copy of your academic transcripts and records
- CV
- Proof of financial capacity
- Health certificate
Steps
- Choose a university or college offering your preferred educational program.
- Submit your application to study in Indonesia, including academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, etc.
- Apply for a student visa at your home country’s Indonesian consulate or embassy.
- Look for accommodation such as dormitories, houses for rent, and more. Choose a comfortable location that complements your study in Indonesia.
- Arrival in Indonesia! Have fun, and start making exciting memories!
Quick Facts about Indonesia
Easy application process
Just fill out an online application form and submit it with a few attachments.
Acceptance even in one day
Your study placement can be confirmed as quickly as in day.
Secure study
place
Once you get the confirmation, it’s a done deal!
Most affordable tuition fees
Tuition fees start from
1,990 EUR per semester.
Get all the support you need
Our on-site team helps you get the most out of your time abroad
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Student visa for international students
- You must apply for a student visa (KITAS) to study in Indonesia. Visit the Indonesian embassy in your home country to get KITAS.
- You should first apply for a social visit visa and then a student visa when you arrive in the country.
- The student visa is good for one year, and you can extend it up to four times yearly.
- For more information, click here.
Popular City to Study in Indonesia
Top Universities in Indonesia
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the culture like in Indonesia?
Global learners who will study in Indonesia will enjoy a diverse country influenced by Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, and Christianity. Indonesians are globally famous for being hospitable and reliable.
Is it safe to live in Indonesia for international students?
Yes, it is generally safe to study in Indonesia. However, just like in other countries, there are some risks you must be aware of. Petty crimes, which include bag snatching and pickpocketing, are common in some places in the country.
Moreover, natural disasters may occur as Indonesia is in a seismically active area.
Can I apply for a part-time job if I study in Indonesia?
International students can work part-time jobs in Indonesia for 20 hours a week. Popular positions include teaching English, working in restaurants, retail stores, and as a tour guide.
