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Telemedicine · Jakarta

Your prescription,
sorted in Jakarta.

Skip the traffic and the waiting room. Talk to a licensed, English-speaking doctor online and get a prescription that's valid at any licensed pharmacy in Indonesia, wherever you are in Jakarta.

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What we help with

Healthcare that beats the macet

No clinic queues, no traffic. A real doctor on your screen and your medication sorted.

  • Prescriptions from a licensed doctor, fully online
  • A prescription valid at any licensed pharmacy in Indonesia
  • Refills and continuing your regular medication
  • Replacing medication you couldn't bring to Indonesia
  • Lab tests coordinated where available
  • English-speaking doctors who understand expat life
How it works

From consult to medication

01

Talk to a doctor online

A free GP video consultation with a licensed, English-speaking physician, usually within about 20 minutes, wherever you are in Jakarta.

02

Get your prescription

Where appropriate, the doctor issues a prescription that's valid at any licensed pharmacy in Indonesia.

03

Get your medication

Fill your prescription at a licensed pharmacy near you, or, where possible, we arrange delivery from our licensed Bali partner pharmacy and confirm options and timing with you.

Honest about what's possible. Some medication, including controlled substances, requires a specialist consultation and may be restricted under Indonesian law. Our doctors will always be straight with you about what they can and can't do, and point you to safe, legal options.

Trusted across Indonesia

Rated 4.7 · Excellent on Trustpilot

★★★★★
“The call opened on time and the doctor had excellent English. She explained my condition clearly and was kind and friendly. I was blown away by the service.”
Amelia Jarvis
★★★★★
“The doctor was excellent in every respect, pleasant and very professional. I only wish our medical system in Australia was as easy as yours to deal with.”
Len Taylor · Australia
★★★★★
“I've used Bali Doc twice and both times the doctors were helpful, friendly and spoke perfect English. I highly recommend.”
Pamela Correia
Good to know

Your questions, answered

Can I get medication in Jakarta?

Yes. After your online consultation, the doctor can issue a prescription that's valid at any licensed pharmacy in Indonesia, so you can fill it near you. Where possible, we can also arrange delivery from our licensed, BPOM-registered partner pharmacy in Bali; the team confirms options and timing with you first.

Is the consultation free in Jakarta too?

Yes. Your first GP consultation is free wherever you are in Indonesia, with no obligation. You always see the exact price of any medication or service before you pay.

Can you help me continue medication I take at home?

Often, yes. A licensed doctor reviews what you take and, where appropriate and legal, prescribes a locally available equivalent so you don't run out. Some controlled medications are restricted in Indonesia; the doctor will tell you honestly what's possible.

Do the doctors speak English?

Yes. Every consultation is with a licensed, English-speaking Indonesian physician. Bahasa Indonesia is of course available too.

Is this legitimate?

Yes. Real licensed doctors, a BPOM-registered pharmacy, and Bali Doc is LegitScript Certified. Prescriptions are only issued after a doctor's assessment.

Got a question of your own? Ask us on WhatsApp, or browse the full FAQ.

See a doctor,
without the traffic.

Talk to a licensed doctor now. Your first GP consultation is free.

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A doctor's assessment is required before any prescription. Some medication, including controlled substances, requires a specialist consultation and may be restricted under Indonesian law. Not for medical emergencies. In an emergency, call local emergency services.