2000 Indonesian Rupiah (2022 -2025)

The 2000 Indonesian Rupiah banknote issued between 2022 and 2025 forms part of Indonesia’s current banknote family and reflects a modern approach to national identity, security, and cultural heritage. Issued by Bank Indonesia, this denomination remains legal tender in Indonesia and is actively circulating, but is also frequently presented for exchange outside the country once travel or trade has concluded.

On the front of the banknote, the design is dominated by a finely engraved portrait of Mohammad Hoesni Thamrin, a prominent Indonesian national hero and statesman. The portrait is rendered in high detail with layered guilloché patterns and microtext forming the background, creating depth and strong counterfeit resistance. To the right of the portrait, the Garuda Pancasila national emblem appears above a stylised map of Indonesia, reinforcing national sovereignty. The denomination “2000” and the text “DUA RIBU RUPIAH” are clearly printed, with colour-shifting inks and complex line structures visible under magnification. A hibiscus-style floral motif and geometric security patterns are integrated throughout the note, alongside the Governor’s signature and official inscriptions from Bank Indonesia.

The reverse of the note features a dynamic cultural scene depicting a traditional Indonesian dancer in ceremonial attire, captured mid-movement. The dancer is set against a scenic landscape backdrop, with mountains and terrain rendered using fine-line engraving and soft tonal shading. Decorative floral elements and curved design fields echo those used on the front, creating visual continuity across the banknote. The denomination “2000” is repeated prominently, and additional security features such as micro-patterning, tactile elements, and layered colour fields are visible across the surface.

This 2000 Rupiah note is printed on durable banknote paper and incorporates modern security features designed to withstand circulation while remaining easily recognisable. Although still current in Indonesia, many banks and currency bureaus outside the country do not accept Indonesian Rupiah once travellers return home, particularly in lower denominations.

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