Generally in Indonesia, the marriage cannot be in different religion, either one of them needs to convert to the partner’s religion so they can move forward to the marriage process. To get married with an Indonesian as a foreigner, actually you have to pass through several steps and fulfill several documents

General Requirements

• After you hold the religious ceremony, then you MUST record the marriage with the Civil Registry. Failure to do this will cause paperwork headaches later.
• The Civil Registry will then issue a Marriage Certificate which is evidence that you are legally married. A non-Moslem wedding which is not recorded by the Civil Registry is not considered legal.
• There is normally a ten-day waiting period in order to register your marriage with the Civil Registry after you have submitted all the required documents.

Requirements Documents:

The following documents must be completed:

1. Copy of passport (both partners)
2. Copy of birth certificate (both partners)
3. Copy of proof of legal termination of any and all previous marriage, i.e., Absolute Divorce Decree (If applicable) or Death Certificate;
4. Copy of passports of two witnesses;
5. Six identical 4x6 cm photographs of you together with your spouse (with the groom on the right side);
6. Letter of No Impediment stating that you are legally free to marry from the foreign fiance's Embassy in Jakarta;
7. Indonesian Police Certificate stating that you intend to get married in Indonesia and have not committed any crimes

Time; 10-15 business days once documents and payment completed

• The Muslim traditional marriage Nikah Siri is not accepted as a legal marriage by foreign governments. There are numerous disadvantages due to this lack of legal status
• All documents should not be older than three months prior to the wedding):