Notice!
Entry into Indonesia requires the completion of an Electronic Customs Declaration (e-CD) and an SSHP Pass online.
A mandatory tourist tax is levied on all foreign travelers arriving in the Bali region.
Which Nationalities Need a Visa for Indonesia?
Visa-Free Entry
Citizens of all ASEAN member countries (Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam) and Timor-Leste may enter Indonesia without a visa for up to 30 days. This privilege is valid only for tourism, business meetings, transit, goods procurement, or government purposes.
Visa Requirements for Other Nationalities
All other nationalities must secure a visa for entry. The required visa type is determined by nationality. Depending on their passport, applicants may be eligible for an online e-VOA (Electronic Visa on Arrival) or a Visitor Visa. Some nationalities are restricted to applying only for the Visitor Visa. If you have any questions, you can check your visa type in this form.
Citizens of the following nations qualify for both the e-VOA and the Tourist Visitor Visa:
Citizens of the following nations qualify for the Tourist Visitor Visa only, not the e-VOA:
Documents Needed for the Indonesian Online Visa
To apply Indonesia Visa, you need:
I. Additional Requirements for Visitor Visa (C1-Tourist 60 days)
Applicants for the Visitor Visa (C1-Tourist 60 days) must submit the following documents in addition to the standard requirements:
- A valid return or onward travel ticket.
- Proof of sufficient financial means for the duration of their stay.
The entire application process is conducted online, eliminating the need to present documents in person at a government office.
II. Passport Requirements
To be eligible for an Indonesian electronic visa (e-VOA or Visitor Visa), applicants' passports must meet the following criteria:
- Issuing Country: Must be issued by one of the designated eligible countries.
- Validity: Must have a minimum validity of six (6) months from the intended date of entry into Indonesia.
- Consistency: The same passport must be used for both the visa application and for travel.
III. Photograph Specifications
The digital photograph submitted with your application must adhere to the following government standards:
- Type: Full color (black and white photos are not accepted).
- Resolution: Minimum of 400x600 pixels.
- Background: Plain white or off-white.
- Expression: Neutral, with eyes open and mouth closed.
- Head Coverings: Permitted only for documented religious reasons and must not obscure the face.
Please note: This application service assists in formatting your uploaded photograph to ensure it complies with all official requirements.
What Are the Entry Requirements for Indonesia?
I. Mandatory Entry Documents & Formalities
Upon arrival in Indonesia, all international travelers are required to present the following documents to immigration officials:
- Valid Passport: Must meet the validity requirements detailed below.
- Approved Indonesian Visa: Required for all travelers unless they are citizens of a visa-exempt country.
- Electronic Customs Declaration (e-CD): A completed QR code from the e-CD must be presented. This declaration is mandatory for all travelers, including children.
- Proof of Onward/Return Travel: Travelers may be required to show a confirmed ticket for travel out of Indonesia.
II. Passport Validity Requirements
To be granted entry, your passport must:
- Have a minimum validity of six (6) months from your date of arrival in Indonesia.
- Contain at least two (2) blank pages for immigration stamps.
III. Mandatory Bali Tourist Levy
For individuals traveling to the island of Bali for tourism purposes, a mandatory, one-time tourist levy must be paid. This policy is designed to fund the protection of Bali's environment and culture, as well as to improve local infrastructure under a sustainable tourism scheme.
The payment for this levy must be completed online prior to your departure.
IV. Travel Insurance Recommendation
While not a mandatory requirement for entry, obtaining comprehensive travel insurance is strongly recommended. An adequate policy should provide coverage for:
- Unexpected medical expenses
- Emergency medical evacuation
- Loss or damage of baggage
- Trip cancellation or interruption
It is advisable to carry a physical or digital copy of your travel insurance policy throughout your trip in Indonesia.