Indonesia eVisa & Travel Information (2025)

Introduction: Indonesia offers Visa on Arrival (VoA), e‑VOA/e‑Visa, and longer‑stay permits such as KITAS/KITAP. Key airports include Jakarta (CGK) and Bal

Introduction

Indonesia offers Visa on Arrival (VoA), e‑VOA/e‑Visa, and longer‑stay permits such as KITAS/KITAP. Key airports include Jakarta (CGK) and Bali/Denpasar (DPS).

Tourist

VoA or e‑VOA typically permits 30 days with one 30‑day extension. You must hold a 6‑month valid passport, an onward/return ticket and accommodation details.

Business

Short business visits are possible on appropriate visit visas; paid work requires a sponsored limited‑stay permit (KITAS).

Student

With an institution’s acceptance and sponsorship, students obtain a study stay permit and must complete local registration.

Retirement/Long‑stay: The Retirement KITAS generally requires age 55+, proof of income/pension, a local sponsor, accommodation and health insurance.

Retirement/Long‑stay

The Retirement KITAS generally requires age 55+, proof of income/pension, a local sponsor, accommodation and health insurance.

Transit

Airside transit is generally visa‑free; to enter Indonesia between flights, obtain the appropriate visa.

e‑Arrival/Arrival Card: Complete the Electronic Customs Declaration (e‑CD) before arrival.

e‑Arrival/Arrival Card

Complete the Electronic Customs Declaration (e‑CD) before arrival.

Directorate General of Immigration: https://www.imigrasi.go.id | e‑VOA/e‑Visa (Molina): https://molina.imigrasi.go.id | e‑CD: https://ecd.beacukai.go.id

Eligibility

VoA/e‑VOA covers many EU states, UK, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea and others. Full, current list and application: https://molina.imigrasi.go.id

Always verify current visa rules on official government sites before travel.