Yes, students can go travelling to areas in and around Indonesia on weekends, however students do need to inform ACICIS staff when and where they plan to travel. Students will also need to inform their mentor, to ensure there are no extra tasks to be performed on these weekends during [...]
You don't need to purchase additional insurance as long as your university insurance covers: personal safety; security contingency; and medical expatriation; and provide these information: company/ insurer’s name; policy number; and a 24-hour emergency contact. Please double-check with your university
You already have your visa and do not need to get another one on arrival. There is no need to join the visa on arrival queue at your “port of entry” (e.g. Bali or Jakarta airports). Proceed directly to the immigration desks. Please be sure to inform the Immigration Officer [...]
Practicum participants enter Indonesia on a pre-purchased, 60-day Social-Cultural Visa. This is a single entry sponsored visa that is valid if presented within three months from the date of issue. Please doubly note that the visa is single entry, non-extendable and, once issued, must be used on your next entry [...]
Please note that individual requirements and processing times vary from mission to mission*, ACICIS cannot influence these requirements. Typical requirements may include: A complete visa application form (available from the Embassy/Consulate) filled out using a black pen only; A letter from the sponsoring university, and copy of the authors’ Indonesian [...]
Please note that participants’ passports must be valid for at least six months beyond their intended date of departure from Indonesia (post-program). Participants renewing their passports must supply new passport details to the ACICIS Secretariat prior to 15 September (first round applicants)/15 October (second round applicants) as these are included [...]
No. Attending orientation is a pre-requisite for all participants. Participants who have missed orientation cannot take part in the program.
No, this is not possible. Participants who enter on a tourist visa exemption/visa on arrival will be asked to leave the country and re-enter on the appropriate visa.
Students are permitted to travel prior/past their program in Indonesia as long as the student does not overstay their visa. All Professional Practicum Program participants must enter Indonesia on a pre-purchased 60 day Social-Cultural Visa. This is a single entry visa that is valid if presented within three months from [...]
Health and Travel Insurance cover including provision for emergency evacuation is obligatory for all ACICIS programs. You must provide the ACICIS Secretariat with a photocopy of your insurance certificate before you leave for Jakarta. When choosing your insurance, it is recommended that you opt for one that has no excess [...]
The Australian Consortium for 'In-Country' Indonesian Studies (ACICIS) is a non-profit consortium of universities that develops and coordinates high quality, in-country study options in Indonesia.
ACICIS programs enhance the student’s educational experience, and produce graduates with the ability to understand the world from a global perspective.
