Indonesian Passport - Identity Information Page

Identity Information Page

  1. Photo
  2. Type (P)
  3. Country Code (IDN)
  4. Passport No. (7 digits, e.g. A123456)
  5. Full Name
  6. Sex (M/F)
  7. Nationality (INDONESIAN)
  8. Date of birth (dd mmm yyyy)
  9. Place of birth
  10. Date of issue (dd mmm yyyy)
  11. Date of expiry (dd mmm yyy, 5 years after the date of issue)
  12. Registration No. (14 digits)
  13. Issuing office (city/town where the passport is issued)
  14. Signature of bearer
  15. Issuing authority (signature, name, stamp), usually Chief Immigration Office

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