Adrien’s answer is spot on. Except for one thing. I just went to the embassy for visa application and they required me to have a return ticket. I am an Indian national. It may be different in my case. So I booked a ticket ticket from phone, went to lucky plaza to get a printout and joined the queue again. I got out in 20 minutes after that.
It is possible to get a 60-day tourist visa at the Indonesian Consulate in Singapore.
65 Singapore dollars in cash – they do not accept card payments, and they only accept Singapore dollars.
Photo ID – although you can do one inside the consulate
Copy of passport – although you can do one in consulate for 50 cents. Passport must have at least 6 months remaining validity.
Copy of proof of travel to Indonesia – i.e. Ferry ticket or plane ticket. Ferry ticket to Batam works fine.
Copy of proof of onward travel: I had bought a ferry ticket back to Singapore and they told me this was not needed. But other people, like Ashish (see his answer), might have to provide one. So just bring one to be on the safe side, i.e. Ferry ticket from Batam to Singapore.
Additionally, bring something of value to leave at the entrance (a deposit to leave against the badge they lend you for your visit at the consulate): an ID card, or a bank card, or a smartphone (I only had that and they accepted it!), or else.
Another thing: there are toilets just before the entrance of the embassy, so that you can get changed there if needed.
You can get there by metro, station Orchard. Then walk around 10 minutes to get there.
See the Indonesian Consulate on Google Map.
The address is: Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia, 7 Chatsworth Rd, Singapore 249761
You can (and should) double-check all this info by visiting at least the official website of the embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Singapore.
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You will have such a big stamp in your passport, yes it takes a whole page.
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