ETS Security Services in Indonesia
Indonesia Secure Transportation and Executive Protection Services
ETS Risk Management is a trusted provider of secure transportation in Indonesia, offering industry-leading solutions tailored for today’s dynamic security environment. As a premier executive protection company, we deliver comprehensive executive protection services throughout Indonesia designed to ensure the safety of corporate travelers, VIPs, and high-net-worth individuals.
Our services include discreet and reliable security transportation, featuring state-of-the-art vehicles and highly trained, bilingual security drivers in Jakarta, Bali and throughout Indonesia as a whole. Whether for business or leisure, we specialize in myriad transport security services, providing everything from low-profile movements to high-risk travel support.
ETS’s local teams are composed of English-speaking protection professionals with deep knowledge of the operating environment. Where required, we can also deploy armed police support and official security escorts to enhance protection levels. From Jakarta to remote regions, our tailored bodyguard and executive protection services in Indonesia ensure safe and seamless travel throughout the country.
Secure Airport Transfers – Jakarta
ETS Risk Management can support all airport transfers throughout Indonesia with high end secure transportation, local security drivers and executive protection teams, as required. We facilitate secure airport transfers in Jakarta for a range of clients, and are the preferred provider for several Fortune 100 and 500 companies. Our security drivers can be accompanied by specialist executive protection officers, to provide a low-profile meet and greet service at the airport or hotel. ETS are also able to facilitate armed police escorts upon request.
Secure airport transfers, secure transportation, and executive protection services in Jakarta and throughout Indonesia, can be booked online if preferred.
Please visit ExecSecure® or alternatively, if you would prefer to speak to one of our team, contact us.
ETS Security Experience in Indonesia
Our role as a premier executive protection company includes the coordination of executive protection and bodyguard services throughout Indonesia, deployment of armed police escorts, and fully managed crisis response operations. We work closely with local authorities to deliver tailored transport security services across the country, ensuring a seamless experience for both business and VIP travelers.
Whether you’re navigating Jakarta’s business districts or relaxing in high-demand destinations like Bali, ETS provides unmatched secure transportation services, with bilingual security drivers and locally integrated protective teams. Our mission is to provide peace of mind through world-class protection, wherever your journey takes you in Indonesia.
ETS Security Overview – Indonesia
Indonesia is a dynamic and diverse nation, spread across more than 17,000 islands. The world’s largest archipelago and the most populous Muslim-majority country, It presents a diverse security landscape. The country is a key player in Southeast Asia with a rapidly growing economy. It does however face myriad challenges related to terrorism, crime, natural disasters, and occasional civil unrest.
Terrorism remains a significant threat in Indonesia, particularly from Islamist extremist groups. Indonesia has experienced several terrorist attacks over the years, including bombings in Bali, Jakarta, and other regions. The most notable incident was the 2002 Bali bombings, which killed 202 people, including foreign tourists. Though Indonesia has made significant strides in counter-terrorism efforts, particularly against groups like Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) and the Islamic State (ISIS)-inspired cells, the threat persists. Extremists have targeted government buildings, foreign embassies, religious sites, and public spaces frequented by foreigners, such as hotels and tourist areas.
Petty crime, such as pickpocketing, bag snatching, and scams, is common, especially in tourist hotspots like Bali and Jakarta. More serious crimes, including armed robbery and kidnapping, are less frequent but have occurred in more remote regions, particularly near the borders with Papua New Guinea and in the Sulu Sea area, where piracy and kidnappings by militant groups (such as the Abu Sayyaf Group) have been reported.
While Indonesia is largely politically stable, civil unrest can flare up due to religious, ethnic, or political tensions. Protests are common in major cities, particularly in Jakarta, and are often related to labor disputes, government policies, or controversial laws. Protests are typically peaceful, but they can escalate into violence, especially when there is a heavy security presence.
Driving in Indonesia can be hazardous due to poor road conditions, traffic congestion, and erratic driving behavior. Motorbike accidents are common, particularly in tourist areas like Bali. It’s advised to use reputable secure transportation, professional drivers or ride-hailing services like Grab or Gojek instead of renting a vehicle.
Natural Hazards
Indonesia is highly vulnerable to natural disasters due to its geographical location on the Pacific Ring of Fire, an area known for high seismic activity. This makes the country vulnerable to earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis, and flooding. The country frequently experiences earthquakes, especially in Sumatra, Java, and Sulawesi. Large quakes have caused significant damage, such as the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami, that killed over 230,000 people across several countries. Indonesia also has over 130 active volcanoes, making it one of the most volcanically active countries in the world. Some of these volcanoes have erupted catastrophically in the past, causing significant damage and loss of life. Notable eruptions, such as Mount Merapi near Yogyakarta and Mount Agung in Bali, have caused widespread disruption and evacuations.
The country’s tropical climate, especially during the rainy season (typically from November to March), brings the risk of flooding and landslides. Heavy rains can lead to flash floods in urban areas, especially in Jakarta, and landslides in more mountainous regions, which are often fatal.
As part of our service all clients have free access to our ExploreSecure® eLearning Travel Security training pre-departure
FAQ’s for Secure Travel to Indonesia
Indonesia has a serious crime issue, mainly opportunistic. There is also a level of corruption within the Indonesian Police Force; in the past, westerner travelers have been targeted in kidnap-for-ransom opportunities while in transit on local roads. Indonesia also a risk of terrorism and Jakarta is vulnerable. Business travelers must remain cautious to the threats.
Any business travel to Jakarta should have secure transportation as part of a robust security plan.
Yes, local security professionals can deploy armed in Indonesia. Many come from a law enforcement background, therefore are highly trained and experienced at operating in challenging situations.
Yes, armored vehicles can be used in Indonesia, however, should be booked in advance after consultation with a security professional. Contact Us.
A common requirement for security in Jakarta is secure airport transfers and protective teams for daily movements. Foreign visitors have been targeted during transit to and from the airport and armed violence cannot be ruled out. An executive protection officer should be considered when transiting through unfamiliar territory. Visit ExecSecure® for a quick booking service.
Yes, there is a risk of terrorism in Indonesia. Extremist groups have an active presence across the region and the capability to conduct large scale coordinated attacks. Increase situational awareness and always remain cautious to the risk.
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