For a marriage involving an Indonesian and a foreign national, the usual set is: birth certificates, certificate of no impediment (CNI), divorce or death certificates from prior marriages if any, police clearance, and passport copies — each translated by a sworn translator and legalized for the country where you'll marry.
Sequence matters: obtain the original, then the sworn translation, then apostille or legalization, then the embassy step if required. Translating before an original is amended (a corrected name, a new CNI) means paying twice.
Nusalexia has processed hundreds of marriage document sets. Send us both passports' countries and where the ceremony will be, and we map the exact chain for your case — free — with one fixed quote for translation plus every stamp needed.