How does AiiDell send gifts between India and Indonesia?

AiiDell partners with verified local merchants and florists in both countries. You order from the country you are in, we route the gift through our local network in the destination country, and you get end-to-end tracking with delivery in as little as same day.

Do I need an account to send a gift on AiiDell?

No. AiiDell uses an account-free model with email OTP verification. You can place an order, track it, and receive updates without creating a password.

What payment methods does AiiDell accept?

Indonesian customers (IDR) pay via Midtrans (cards, GoPay, OVO, Dana, ShopeePay, bank transfer). Indian customers (INR) pay via UPI or bank transfer with manual screenshot verification.

How long does delivery take between India and Indonesia?

Local in-country deliveries can be same-day or next-day. Cross-border physical items (like handwritten letters or souvenirs) typically take 7–14 days depending on courier and customs.

Can I send flowers from India to Indonesia or Jakarta?

Yes. AiiDell works with Indonesian florists in Jakarta, Bali, Surabaya, Bandung and other major cities to deliver fresh flower bouquets ordered from anywhere in the world, including India.

India–Indonesia LDR Tips from a Couple Who Lasted 3 Years

By Dini (pelanggan AiiDell) · Sat Jun 06 2026 · 6 min read

I'm Dini, my husband Rajesh. We met at college in Bandung in 2022. He went back to Pune in 2023. We're still LDR waiting for the visa.

3 years isn't short. Many break up in the first year. Here's what kept us together — not motivation, but daily things.

1. The 1.5 hour time difference is a blessing.
WIB is 1.5 hours ahead of IST. When I wake at 6, he's at 4:30 — we never video call in the morning. But when I sleep at 11 PM, he's still at 9:30 — that's our golden hour. Never skip.

2. Send small things, don't wait for big moments.
I once sent him 1 Silverqueen chocolate bar + handwritten letter. Total Rp 180k. He cried harder than when I sent Rp 1 million hampers on Diwali. What he remembered wasn't the price — but "why on a regular Tuesday did you send something?"

3. Learn your partner's language, even a little.
I learned Hindi 15 min/day with Duolingo. He learned Indonesian. When he first said "aku sayang kamu" not "I love you", I cried immediately.

4. Have a "no partner" day.
Every Sunday afternoon I don't chat him. I meet friends, or alone in a cafe. At first he was mad. Now he has his own day too. Relationships need space.

5. Plan to meet in person at least 2x a year.
Jakarta–Mumbai ticket Rp 4–6 million round trip if booked far ahead. We split it. Once I go there, once he comes here. What he waits for isn't video calls — it's the smell of my hair.

6. Send photos, not just text.
Food photos, sky photos, neighbor's cat photos. Doesn't have to be pretty. What matters is he feels "in" your life.

7. Fighting is okay too.
We didn't speak for 3 days because he forgot anniversary. But we always come back. LDR that never fights is actually weird — means something is bottled up.

If you're also in an India–Indonesia LDR, send something today. Not tomorrow. Not on his birthday. Today. That's what he'll remember 10 years from now.

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