Indonesia Embassy in South Korea
Basic Information
Address:
380 Yeouidaebang-ro, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul 07342, Republic of Korea
Contact Information:
• Phone: +82 2-2224 9000, +82 2-783-5677
• Fax: +82 2-780-4280
• Email: seoul.kbri@kemlu.go.id
• Website: kemlu.go.id/seoul/en
Embassy Services
The Embassy of Indonesia in Seoul provides a variety of services to both Indonesian and South Korean citizens. These services include:
1. Visa Processing:
• Assists with the application and issuance of visas for those traveling to Indonesia.
2. Passport Services:
• Renewal and issuance of Indonesian passports for citizens residing in South Korea.
3. Notarial Services:
• Provides notarial services, including the legalization of documents.
4. Registration:
• Registers Indonesian citizens residing in South Korea, ensuring they are accounted for and can receive necessary consular support.
5. Emergency Assistance:
• Offers emergency assistance to Indonesian citizens in distress within South Korea.
6. Consular Assistance:
• Provides general consular assistance, including support for legal and administrative matters.
7. Civil Registration:
• Handles civil registration matters such as births, marriages, and deaths of Indonesian citizens in South Korea.
8. Cultural Promotion:
• Promotes Indonesian culture through various events and collaborations with local institutions.
9. Commercial Services:
• Supports business and trade relations between Indonesia and South Korea by providing relevant information and assistance to businesses.
Diplomatic Relations
Diplomatic relations between Indonesia and South Korea were formally established on September 17, 1973. The relationship began with the establishment of consular relations in the 1960s and was later upgraded to ambassadorial level in 1973. Over the years, the relationship has evolved into a "Strategic Partnership" in 2006 and further elevated to a "Special Strategic Partnership" in 2017. Key areas of cooperation include trade, investment, defense, and cultural exchanges. High-level visits and agreements have strengthened ties, with both countries working closely on regional security and economic development.
List of Ambassadors
The following is a list of notable Indonesian ambassadors to South Korea, along with their main responsibilities:
1. Gandi Sulistiyanto (2021-present):• Currently serving as the ambassador, focusing on deepening bilateral relations and supporting the Indonesian community in South Korea.
2. Umar Hadi (2017-2021):
• Worked on enhancing economic and cultural ties between the two countries.
3. John A. Prasetio (2012-2017):
• Promoted trade and investment relations and supported various diplomatic initiatives.
4. Nicholas Tandi Dammen (2008-2012):
• Focused on strengthening bilateral cooperation in multiple sectors.
5. Jacob Tobing (2004-2008):
• Played a key role in diplomatic initiatives and fostering closer cooperation.
These ambassadors have been responsible for representing Indonesia's interests, fostering diplomatic relations, and supporting the Indonesian community in South Korea.
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