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Publicado: Monday 20 de April de 2026, 22:15 Hello, Guest! Article about best jobs for single guys: Jakarta Travel Guide - For Single Guys. In this article, I will explain everything you need to know about traveling to Jakarta as a single guy. I tried to keep it as concise and short as possible. GO TO SITE For more details, you can email me directly. Visas for Indonesia. The citizens of most countries can enter Indonesia and stay up to 30 days in the country with either a visa-on-arrival or an e-visa. Transfer from the airport to the city. To reach the city center of Jakarta from CGK airport (located 20km away, in the city of Tangerang), you can use: ? Traditional taxis : There are plenty of them, mostly from small companies who pay bribes to occupy the most strategic spots in the airport. They are safe to use as long as they put the meter on. They will cost the same as more reputable taxi companies like Blue Bird, Express or Gamya which can be difficult to catch, especially during peak hours. Cost to city center: Around IDR150,000 taxi fare + IDR20,000 toll road. Duration of the trip: 45 minutes without traffic / at least 1h30 minutes with traffic. ? Grab and Gojek : Drivers from these transportation apps can be booked from the airport. You can only take them from a specific location in the airport. This link explains all you need to know. The cost is approximately 20% cheaper than traditional taxis and you still need to pay the toll road. Before downloading these apps, it is a good idea to get a local phone number (see below). ? Public buses (operated by DAMRI) : Budget travelers and backpackers may use those buses which are available in each terminal. They reach at least 10 destinations in Jakarta and its suburbs, but the most convenient for you should be either Mangga Dua (North Jakarta), Gambir (Central Jakarta), or Blok M (South Jakarta). Cost: It is cheap if you are alone (IDR80,000 for the city center), but for two persons it isn't worth it (IDR160,000 + you'll still need to take a taxi to your hotel). Duration: Between 1 hour and 2 hours. Where to stay in Jakarta. I wrote an entire article about the best areas for a stay in Jakarta that you can read for further information. Here is a short summary: If you only come as a tourist or for partying, stay anywhere along Jalan Sudirman between Sarinah Mall and Senayan Mall. Beware of good deals on hotels located far away from the major points of interest. What you heard about traffic jams in Jakarta is real and probably worse than you imagine. Here are some hotels recommendations (all of them are highly rated, near the nightlife, with a 24-hour reception): ????? (between USD 130 and USD 250 per night) Grand Hyatt (USD 250/night): Connected to Plaza Indonesia Mall. Walking distance to dozens of bars (such as Cloud, Cork & Screw, etc). Mulia Senayan (USD 200/night): Largest hotel in Jakarta, home of the busy CJs bar. Kempinski (USD 180/night): Connected to Grand Indonesia Mall. Walking distance to bars like SKYE, Social House, Paulaner Brauhaus. Oakwood Premier Cozmo (USD 140/night): Serviced apartment, popular with young single guys. Next to Loewy and Basque. Shangri-La (USD 130/night): It has a very popular bar with live music (BATS) ???? (between USD 35 and USD 130 per night): Ascott Kuningan (USD 130/night): New serviced apartment, connected to Lotte Avenue Mall and next to Mega Kuningan. Orient Hotel (USD 100/night): Same location as Caspar bar and walking distance to the MRT. Fraser Setiabudi (USD 90/night): Walking distance to several cafés. Huge swimming pool and garden. Citadines Rasuna (USD 65/night): Affordable serviced apartment, perfect if you need more than 1 bedroom. Four Points by Sheraton and Aloft Wahid Hasyim (USD 65/night): Both are reputed 4-star brands in a very strategic location. Harris FX (USD 60/night): Inside FX Senayan Mall. Next to De Leila Arabic Bar. Vertu Harmoni (USD 50/night): Cheap luxurious hotel in the northern part of Jakarta. Kosenda and Artotel (USD 45/night): Boutique hotels, both have a nice rooftop bar and a very central location. Hotel Santika Premiere (USD 35/night): One of the best value hotels in Jakarta. Location in the north of the city near the old town (and also near the red light district). ??? (between USD 30 and USD 50 per night) Try any of these hotels which are quite similar to one another (from the most expensive to the cheapest): Holiday Inn Wahid Hasym, Liberty Hotel, A-One, Ashley, Yello Harmoni, MaxOne, Verse Lite Gajah Mada. Budget for a traveler. Staying in Jakarta is not as cheap as in other Asian cities. Even a backpacker in surviving mode needs to spend at least USD 15 per day (USD 8 for a room without AC, USD 4 for food and USD 3 for transportation). Best jobs for single guys

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