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Hi everyone, my fiance wanted me to ask here about this confusing part. We assume that we are approved and have the visa already. Here's the question, He is planning to go to Indonesia with me before going to the US. We are confused if i can use my passport to enter Indonesia? The reason why i ask this because we will Dive there for the last time before i leave PI. You think guys we will not be having a problem in POE? Thanks in advance

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If you are a citizen of the Philippines and have a Philippines passport, you do not need a visa to visit Indonesia. You can visit for up to 30 days. However, your passport has to be valid for six months, and you must either have a return ticket or an onward ticket.

It should have no effect on your U.S. POE.

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Sweetrose, Just for additional confirmation,,, my wife traveled from Manila to Singapore where i was working for a couple of weeks. Then we left straight from Singapore to USA. My Fiance (now wife) and K2 son did not have any problems at POE(Houston).

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Sweetrose, Just for additional confirmation,,, my wife traveled from Manila to Singapore where i was working for a couple of weeks. Then we left straight from Singapore to USA. My Fiance (now wife) and K2 son did not have any problems at POE(Houston).

do you think there is a direct flight from Indonesia to USA?

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