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Messages 11, Reaction score 10, Location Southwestern Kentucky of dives - I'm posting this to find out more about 'what I don't know I don't know' about Indonesian laws and norms pertinent to tourists. Reading about medication-related concerns inspired the thread, but I ran across other things. Been reading a bit on customs foreigners might run afoul of. Attire away from beaches is conservative by western standards but varies by region. Public displays of affection betwixt romantic partners are frowned up even a kiss between a married a couple , and from various sources I got the impression being recognized as homosexual which I am not is an issue that varies where location and can be volatile. I was going to find a quick article to link for concerned people to read, but got the impression the situation varies regionally, both legalities and social norms are at issue, and it's subject to change, so maybe better I suggest anyone it might pertain to considering a trip to Indonesia search out current articles for info. It gets confusing - I read that Indonesia is technically a secular nation though heavily Muslim , but also saw reference to Sharia law having an impact. Medications containing narcotics must be in original packaging, and dosage quantity must not exceed duration of visit. That marijuana mention concerned me because in the U. Marijuana - contains THC, a psychoactive agent. Hemp - still the marijuana plant, but from what I understand with very low levels of THC. In the U. Well, some site called BaliSpirit had a lot to say about that. Driving this point home further, let it be known that if you are a traveler with a legitimate prescription for narcotics OxyContin, Codeine, for example , prescriptions of over 14 days MAY NOT be valid in Indonesia. This author is not clear on the facts but assumes that prescriptions of over 14 days MAY NOT be valid in Indonesia, and assumes that one must carry a written prescription to avoid penalty. In fact, since , every month there is at least one new person arrested and thrown in jail for as little as one small bottle of topical CBD oil or a cookie. Any substance or medicine derived from plants or non-plants, either synthetic or semi-synthetic, which may cause degradation or change of consciousness, sensation loss, reduction through elimination of pain, and may cause dependence, which is differentiated into groups as referred to the law: 1. Therapeutically useless drugs, highly addictive like opium and its derivatives, heroin, cocaine, hashish, marijuana, MDMA ecstasy , mescaline, LSD, amphetamine, methamphetamine, etc. Therapeutically useful drugs but highly addictive like hydromorphone, oxycodone, pethidine, morphine ,etc. Oh, since 'death penalty' sounded a bit over the top, I did a little follow up searching. As it should. Indonesia is hardly an exception when it comes to drug laws. But, if you are caught in Bali in the possession of drugs then you will face the full force of the law. If you were to be convicted of trafficking drugs then you might not just be looking at a prison sentence. You could be looking at the death penalty. Although used rarely, the death penalty is alive and well in Bali. Two of the Australian travelers were executed in Do you want to take that risk? If you are ever offered any drugs in the streets in Bali, or anywhere in Indonesia or the world for that matter , you should just walk away. As if we need to tell you. But, you know, just in case we do. Some undercover police officers in Bali pose as drug dealers to catch you out. You have been warned. But you might be surprised to know that the use of some prescription drugs is also prohibited according to Indonesian laws. This has caught many tourists out over the years. If you take sleeping pills, or any medication to combat ADHD you might not be able to take them into Bali with you. Likewise with strong pain killers including morphine. The letter should be printed on official paper. It needs to contain details about the medication, its intended use, and the quantity you require — which should match the quantity you have with you. It should also be in English. Take the prescription with you if you have it' 'An Australian man was detained in Bali for five days after entering the country with prescribed ADHD pills. He was lucky to get away with just five days of detention — if you can call that lucky — but he had been facing a prison sentence of up to twenty years. Get to know the law if you take prescription drugs, including: Codeine found in painkillers Opiods such as morphine Pseudoephedrine used in some cold medication Dexamphetamine used in ADHD medication Benzodiazepines Valium and Xanax takers beware ' The article also notes in Bali smoking in public places is illegal; fines tend to be small but there's a risk of 3 months incarceration. And gambling's noted to be illegal in Indonesia. That extends to tourists as well as local residents. You are meant to carry your passport with you for identification at all times. If you are stopped by the police your passport is one of the first things you will be asked to show. A photocopy of it should be okay if carrying around your passport does not appeal to you. Bear in mind that you might have to produce the original passport if the police ask you for it. I carry over-the-counter and prescriptions medications, including an antibiotic prescription of Augmentin just in case I get bronchitis or the like , and I know some people have prescriptions for stimulants e. I'm still curious as to how much concern people should have for bringing non-narcotic prescription medications in e. Does one need to make sure the pill counts match the days the trip's expected to take? Any insights or other cautions you guys have to share? Centrals Contributor. Messages 16, Reaction score 7, Location Hong Kong of dives. Is marijuana legal in Thailand? How is the cannabis law changing? Check out some updates about cannabis legalization in Thailand in ! Scuba Instructor. Messages 19, Reaction score 20, Location U. East Coast of dives - I take 9 prescription pills daily, plus several OTC supplements and vitamins, and one prescription just once a week, plus three prescribed eye drops. None are narcotic in any way. There has never been even a question, entering at Bali, Jakarta, or Manado. Multiple visits. Being old probably helps! ScubaBoard Supporter. Hi drrich2 , Richard Somehow, I think you are at low risk. When is your trip to Indonesia? Click to expand Messages 10, Reaction score 8, Location New Jersey of dives - I had 30 Metformin tabs in a ziploc bag going into Manado. Arrived from 3 days in Singapore - they did not hassle me. Searcaigh Seahorse Wrangler Staff member. Aiming for very early Dec. These days, that's uncertain till one arrives! One last minute bad test result can derail so much. Having been on liveaboards before, I pack a little personal pharmacy to handle allergies, nausea, motion sickness, diarrhea, urinary pain unlikely but you never know , nasal congestion, skin abrasions and infections. I carry prescription med. In Cozumel, pseudoephedrine is illegal, and once in awhile that decongestant very popular with divers gets someone in trouble. So even popular dive destinations sometimes have unexpected prohibitions with potentially serious consequences, and these aren't as publicized as I might've expected. Advance warning of cultural norms and legalities is handy. You must log in or register to reply here. Similar threads. Jailed for buying Sudafed her Instructor told her to get. DandyDon Feb 6, Diving Litigation 4 5 6. Replies 58 Views 23, Apr 9, MX This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register. By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies. Accept Learn more…. 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BNN Team. He expressed hope that the educational information by BNN would be able to help students gain a better understanding of the dangers of illicit drugs. Related News. Beware of foreign job offers involving people in drug syndicate: BNN 4th October BNN foils circulation of 2. BNN foils smuggling of crystal methamphetamine, ecstasy from Malaysia 20th September International drug racket busted, 6 arrested in East Aceh 17th September Baznas, BNN to use alms funds to fight drug abuse 27th August Indonesia's battle against the new narcotics smuggling scheme 8th August BNN probing drug links of Indonesians abroad 5th August Indonesia foils smuggling of BNN warns Bali of becoming transnational drug kingpins' primary target 24th July

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