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I had a question on interpretation, regarding the most recent regulations on domestic air travel related to whether or not the "third dose" is required. I'm referring to this document: SURAT EDARAN NOMOR 24 TAHUN 2022. Specifically paragraph G, items 3a, and 3b.
What I'm reading on item 3a, is that Indonesian citizens cannot fly on domestic flights unless they have the third dose. However, in 3b it says that a foreigner that has a second dose are okay to travel on domestic flights. Before this regulation was posted, if you didn't have the third dose booster, only needed to have an antigen test. It didn't matter whether you were WNA or WNI.
So for us, I'm a US citizen, and my wife is an Indonesian citizen, but is also a permanent US resident. We both have the "second dose", but neither of us have the booster "third dose", and are not inclined to get it. So I'm wondering if my wife would be considered as a foreigner with her permanent residence - in the context of this new regulation?
What I'm reading on item 3a, is that Indonesian citizens cannot fly on domestic flights unless they have the third dose. However, in 3b it says that a foreigner that has a second dose are okay to travel on domestic flights. Before this regulation was posted, if you didn't have the third dose booster, only needed to have an antigen test. It didn't matter whether you were WNA or WNI.
So for us, I'm a US citizen, and my wife is an Indonesian citizen, but is also a permanent US resident. We both have the "second dose", but neither of us have the booster "third dose", and are not inclined to get it. So I'm wondering if my wife would be considered as a foreigner with her permanent residence - in the context of this new regulation?