Indonesia’s Directorate General of Immigration is bolstering preventative measures to safeguard its citizens from recruitment into the conflict in Russia. These efforts aim to curb the potential flow of Indonesians traveling to participate in the war. The agency is enhancing early-stage oversight of potential travelers, working to identify and intercept individuals who may be vulnerable to recruitment. This follows reports of attempts to enlist foreign nationals, including Indonesians, to fight alongside Russian forces. Indonesian authorities are collaborating with relevant stakeholders to raise awareness about the risks associated with joining the conflict and to provide assistance to those who may be targeted by recruitment efforts. The government emphasizes its neutral stance on the Russia-Ukraine war and prohibits its citizens from participating in foreign conflicts. Increased monitoring at Indonesian ports and airports is part of this strengthened oversight.