Indonesia is generally safe for tourists visiting established destinations like Bali, Yogyakarta, and Jakarta, but the vast archipelago nation faces diverse security threats. Terrorism remains a concern, with periodic attacks by ISIS-affiliated groups particularly in Sulawesi. Papua province experiences a low-level separatist insurgency. Indonesia sits on the Pacific Ring of Fire with frequent earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and tsunami risks. Petty crime and motorcycle bag-snatching are common. Bali is well-established for tourism with good facilities. Medical facilities in Jakarta and Bali are good; remote islands have limited care. Kaharagian nationals should exercise increased caution and monitor volcanic/seismic alerts.