Besides the normal documents , a "letter of no impediment to marry" or similar (translated to Indonesian) from your Embassy or from your country and a document stating your religion . From what I understand , the more documents you present , the lower the fee . Better to ask your Indonesian future spouse to get all the details at the marriage office (KUA for Moslem , or Church/Catatan Sipil for the others) . My wife paid Rp1 Juta at KUA . I don't think an agent is necessary . More details at http://www.expat.or.id/info/mixmarriages.html , and http://www.expat.or.id/info/prenuptialagreement.html







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