All flights from China to Indonesia were grounded. How do China people stranded in Indonesia return to China?

All round-trip flights from China to Indonesia have been grounded, and China tourists stranded in Indonesia need to know this news. If they haven't returned to China, they can fly back to China before midnight tonight. If it's too late, they can apply for an extension of visa time.

Indonesian Foreign Minister Renaud Marsudi (Retno

Marsudi) announced to the media on the afternoon of February 2nd that the Indonesian government banned China passport holders from entering or transiting Indonesia, which also applies to foreigners who have been to China within 14 days. The ban came into effect in the early hours of February 5. At the same time, the Indonesian government suspended the policy of issuing visa on arrival and visa-free to Chinese mainland citizens.

According to the ban, China will stop from 0: 00 on February 5

All direct flights between Indonesia. The reporter contacted the responsible persons of Air China, China Eastern Airlines and lion air, Indonesia, and said that the direct flights to Indonesia have been grounded one after another. Garuda Indonesia's Beijing office said, "Today (February 4) is the last departure flight, and the go-around time will wait for the government's notice."

The last flight of China Eastern Airlines will fly from Bali to Pudong, Shanghai at 23: 30 on February 4, 2020.

China Southern's scheduled flight from Jakarta to Guangzhou on February 5th will also be advanced to the evening of February 4th. The specific adjustments are as follows: the original take-off and landing time is 09: 05- 15: 25 on February 5th, and the new take-off and landing time is February 4th.

22:30 - 04:50+ 1。 (All the above are local time. )

Regarding the stay and visas of some China tourists stranded abroad, Vinsensius, Director of Greater China of Indonesian Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy,

Jemadu) said in an interview with reporters:

"Visitors with China passports can apply for extension through travel agencies or directly to the local government before the 30-day visa expires, and the Indonesian government will also give full assistance and convenience." According to the decree of the Indonesian Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, foreign citizens can extend their visas in case of force majeure, including:

A. Humanitarian crisis B. Natural disasters C. After being expelled by the Indonesian government, D. Before leaving Indonesia, he was investigated by Indonesian judicial cases E. He was released on bail pending trial or under residential surveillance in Indonesia. Among them, in the case of A and B, the parties can get an extension of 30 days each time, and in the case of C and D, the parties can get an extension of 6 months each time.

This epidemic is a natural disaster, which meets the force majeure conditions of Class B. Chinese mainland passport holders can extend the following visas that are about to expire, including visa-free, landing visa, business visas that have been postponed for four times, work visas that are about to expire, student visas, visiting relatives visas and other visa types. These visas will be extended for 30 days at a time until the Indonesian government lifts the blockade of the epidemic.

According to the local travel agency, different agency service companies charge different fees, and the fees for visa extension range from 700 yuan RMB to 2,000 RMB.

For tourists who want to return to China after staying in Indonesia, they can also choose to transfer from Malaysia, Thailand or Vietnam. Flights from Indonesia to China via Singapore, South Korea and Hongkong have been grounded.