Can foreigners open accounts at the Banco do Brasil?
Yes, Gojek is fully accessible to foreigners visiting or living in Indonesia. The app supports registration with international phone numbers, allowing travelers to sign up as soon as they arrive in the country. Once registered, you can use the service to book rides, order food, and access various other features. For payments, Gojek is increasingly cashless, and while it does not inherently store foreign currency, you can link your international credit or debit card to the GoPay wallet for seamless payments. Additionally, Gojek provides an English-language interface, which makes it very user-friendly for tourists who do not speak Indonesian. It is widely considered the most convenient transportation and delivery platform for expats and visitors navigating the major cities in Indonesia.
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