This is a list of Indonesia international footballers who were born or grew up outside Indonesia. Players born in or raised in other countries may qualify for the Indonesia national team through parents or grandparents, or through 10-years residency and subsequent naturalization as Indonesian citizens.

Men Naturalized citizens of Indonesia

The following players born elsewhere and were naturalized via the formal process (either through residency or through descent) and went on to play for the Indonesia senior national team – Indonesian nationality law does not permit dual citizenship, so all the listed players had to give up their other nationalities.

No.NameBornPlace of birthOriginNaturalizedNational careerCapsGoals1 Cristian Gonzáles 1976 Montevideo 3 November 2010 2010–201532132 Kim Kurniawan 1990 Mühlacker 6 December 2010 2015103 Diego Michiels 1990 Deventer 7 April 2011 2012–2014304 Greg Nwokolo 1986 Onitsha 10 October 2011 2013–2019825 Victor Igbonefo 1985 Enugu 10 October 2011 2013–20211406 Jhon van Beukering 1983 Velp 10 October 20112012307 Tonnie Cusell 1983 Amsterdam 10 October 20112012308 Stefano Lilipaly1990 Amsterdam 10 October 20112013–20253439 Raphael Maitimo1984 Rotterdam 23 November 20112012–201521410 Sergio van Dijk1982 Assen 11 February 20132013–20146111 Bio Paulin1984 Nanga Eboko 23 March 201520151012 Ezra Walian1997 Amsterdam 20 March 20172017–20219313 Ilija Spasojević1987 Bar 25 October 20172017–20237414 Beto Gonçalves1980 Belém 8 February 20182018–2019121015 Estebán Vizcarra1986 Belén de Escobar 16 March 201820181016 Osas Saha1986 Lagos 16 May 201820192017 Otávio Dutra1983 Fortaleza 27 September 201920192018 Marc Klok1993 Amsterdam 12 November 20202022–25519 Jordi Amat1992 Canet de Mar 17 November 20222022–24220 Rafael Struick2003 Leidschendam 22 May 20232023–26121 Ivar Jenner2004 Utrecht 22 May 20232023–28022 Shayne Pattynama1998 Lelystad 24 January 20232023–15223 Sandy Walsh1995 Brussels 17 November 20222023–26424 Justin Hubner2003 's-Hertogenbosch 6 December 20232024–24225 Jay Idzes2000 Mierlo 28 December 20232024–18126 Nathan Tjoe-A-On2001 Rotterdam 11 March 20242024–18027 Ragnar Oratmangoen1998 Oss 18 March 20242024–23528 Thom Haye1995 Amsterdam 18 March 20242024–21329 Maarten Paes1998 Nijmegen 30 April 20242024–13030 Calvin Verdonk1997 Dordrecht 4 June 20242024–17031 Mees Hilgers2001 Amersfoort 30 September 20242024–4032 Eliano Reijnders2000 Tampere 30 September 20242024–11133 Kevin Diks1996 Apeldoorn 8 November 20242024–15334 Ole Romeny2000 Nijmegen 8 February 20252025–13735 Dean James2000 Leiden 10 March 20252025–6036 Joey Pelupessy1993 Nijverdal 10 March 20252025–10037 Mauro Zijlstra2004 Zaandam 29 August 20252025–5138 Miliano Jonathans2004 Arnhem 3 September 20252025–4039 Mitchell Baker2006 Melbourne 13 July 20262026–7940 Jens Raven2005 Dordrecht 27 June 20242026–3141 Tim Geypens2005 Oldenzaal 8 February 20252026–3042Luke Vickery2005 Kailua16 July 20262026–31

Existing Indonesian nationality

The following players have chosen to represent Indonesia men's national team with this already being their primary nationality or gain their Indonesia citizenship through their parents who hold the latter nationality, although born elsewhere and eligible to represent other countries (i.e. parent's original country, nation of birth, etc.).

No.NameBornPlace of birthBackground(s)National careerCapsGoals1 Miro Baldo Bento 1975 Dili 1998–2000932 Irfan Bachdim 1988 Amsterdam 2010–201941133 Elkan Baggott2002 Bangkok 2020–2924 Adrian Wibowo2006 Los Angeles 2025–105 Mathew Baker2009 Melbourne 2026–10

Stats by country of birth CountryTotal 26 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2

Indonesian-born with restored Indonesian citizenship

The following players were born in Indonesia but grew up abroad, having previously held or used another nationality before regained their Indonesian citizenship to represent the national team.

No.NameBornOriginNationality regainedNational careerCapsGoals1 Emil Audero 1997 10 March 20252025–60

Women Naturalized citizens of Indonesia The following players were naturalized via the formal process (either through residency or through descent) and went on to play for the Indonesia women's national senior team – Indonesian nationality law does not permit dual citizenship, so all the listed players had to give up their other nationalities. No.NameBornPlace of birthOriginNaturalizedNational careerCapsGoals1 Estella Loupatty 2003 Amsterdam 8 November 2024 2024–1822 Emily Nahon 2007 Oegstgeest 10 June 20252025–1733 Felicia de Zeeuw 2005 Delft 10 June 2025 2025–1414 Iris de Rouw 2005 Rotterdam 10 June 20252025–1205 Isa Warps 2005 Veldhoven 10 June 20252025–1526 Noa Leatomu 2003 Roermond 8 November 2024 2025–207 Isabelle Nottet 2003 Uithoorn 29 August 2025 2025–718 Isabel Kopp 2002 Amsterdam 29 August 2025 2025–209 Pauline Van de Pol 2003 Haarlem 29 August 2025 2026–60

Existing Indonesian nationality The following players have chosen to represent Indonesia women's national senior team with this already being their primary nationality, although born elsewhere and eligible to represent other countries (i.e. parent's original country, nation of birth, etc.). No.NameBornPlace of birthBackground(s)National careerCapsGoals1 Kayla Ristianto2005 Lakewood 2024–102 Sydney Hopper2007 Bentonville 2024–1223 Katarina Stalin2009 Katy 2024–110

Stats by country of birth CountryTotal 3 9

See also List of Indonesia international footballers List of Malaysia international footballers born outside Malaysia List of Singapore international footballers born outside Singapore List of Philippines international footballers born outside the Philippines List of Thailand international footballers born outside Thailand List of Vietnam international footballers born outside Vietnam

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