Indonesia joined the Hague Apostille Convention in 2022 — meaning South African DIRCO apostilles are now recognised for use in Indonesia. We handle DIRCO apostille for Indonesia clients, and embassy attestation by the Indonesian Embassy in Pretoria where the receiving institution still requires it.
Address: 949 Schoeman Street, Arcadia, Pretoria, 0083
All foreign embassies and consulates in South Africa are based in Pretoria. We handle the full chain — DIRCO authentication followed by embassy stamping — without you needing to visit either.
Indonesia attestation is commonly required for: work visas (especially in Bali, Jakarta, Surabaya), retirement visas, university enrolment, marriage registration, and commercial registrations for SA businesses entering the Indonesian market.
End-to-end timeline depends on the destination embassy's queue. Typical: 2–4 weeks for full chain (DIRCO + Embassy + courier). Hague-route apostille (where applicable): ~1 week.
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Indonesia joined the Hague Convention in 2022, so DIRCO apostille is normally sufficient. Some institutions still ask for embassy attestation — check with your destination.
Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia, 949 Schoeman Street, Arcadia, Pretoria, 0083.
DIRCO Apostille: ~1 week. Full embassy attestation: 2-3 weeks.
Some Indonesian government departments and universities require it; many accept English. Check with your destination. We can arrange sworn translation if needed.
DIRCO Apostille: R1,650. Full embassy attestation: R3,150. Plus embassy fees, passed at cost.