Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia

Seriously, once you get there you know it because they have diplomatic cars parked all over the place. they have a huge flag hanging out over the street. the consulate itself is only in the bottom level of the building, but the cars are all over the place. you walk downstairs and pass a couch and some set up chairs in the stairwell. they have a section where you check in and another section where you apply for documents and pay the bills. Has a shower, bathroom and a private section where you can get free magazines and publications. Local hot-​dog cart on the corner was in english /​indonesian.
you can also learn /​practice your bahasa indonesia and basa jawi. and you can drop some slang like ‘kulu mboten mengertas” up on them and they just laugh, point at you and say ‘orang bule pinter’ while everyone is staring at you in awe, because you heard and understood that they just made fun of you in their language.
has classes on Gamelan, Balinese Dance and Indonesian a few times each week. limited hours, they are open for work from like 9a to 11:30a for processing, dropping off and then from 2pm to 4:30pm for pick up only, they wont take any new applications or cases. We went here to renew passports and extend stays and update information.