Indonesian travel visa e-VOA
Indonesia visa online application
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COMPLETE THE INDONESIA VISA ONLINE APPLICATION
Prepare your passport and fill in our simple online form in 5 minutes
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RECEIVE YOUR INDONESIAN EVISA
We will send you your approved document in a few days - without you having to go anywhere!
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START YOUR JOURNEY
Show your passport and the Indonesia visa we will send you when you arrive
Indonesia travel visa: requirements
- Valid passport
- Personal photograph
- Return ticket (it must show the date)
- Bank card to pay for the fees
- Email address to receive the documents
If you don’t have some of the required elements, your application will remain pending, allowing you to complete it later.
The entire application process is carried out online, without the need to go to an embassy or consulate. By using Visagov’s service, you will have access to a simplified form in your language that reduces the likelihood of errors and visa rejections.
Once you receive your approved eVOA for Indonesia or Bali, you have to print it and present it upon arrival in the country along with your passport and your return ticket.
Do you need more information? Read our complete guide: How to get a visa for Indonesia
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FAQ about the Indonesian eVisa
Do I need an Indonesian eVisa?
Do I need a visa for Bali?
However, that is not all you will need. The Indonesian government has imposed a mandatory tourist tax for any foreigner wishing to visit Bali. If this destination is included in your travel itinerary, you need to select the document type “e-VOA (Bali)”. This document includes the tourist tax, so you will process both documents together at the same time.
How much does the Indonesia visa cost?
- e-VOA: 30 EUR
- e-VOA for Bali, which includes the mandatory tourist tax: 38 EUR
Can I apply for the Indonesian eVisa on arrival?
First of all, you are likely to run into long queues and waiting times at the airport. Second of all, you will not have the relief of knowing you already have all the documents you need.
Lastly, applying through Visagov will help you save time and avoid any possible issues: we do everything in our power to make your trip a success right from the beginning.
How do I apply for the e-VOA Indonesia?
- Select the type of document you need. If you plan to visit Bali, you need to select the type “e-VOA (Bali)”.
- Fill out the application form with accurate and truthful information. Make sure you complete every field.
- Once you have completed the form, pay for the fees with your bank card.
- Wait for your approved Indonesian travel visa to be sent to the email you provided.
When should I apply for the Indonesian travel visa?
Also, remember that if you plan to visit the province of Bali, you will need to select the type of document “e-VOA (Bali)”, which includes the processing of the mandatory tourist tax. This document is valid for 60 days, which means that you will not receive it before that.
You should apply for these documents at least 2 days before traveling, but it would be best to send in your application even before that.
How long can I stay in Indonesia with the e-VOA?
What are Indonesia’s entry requirements?
- A passport with at least 6 months of validity remaining, as well as at least 2 blank pages. It must be in a good state to avoid risking rejection at the border.
- An approved Indonesia visa if your nationality requires it
- A copy of your return ticket. It must include the planned return date.
- A completed Electronic Customs Declaration (e-CD) if you travel by air. You must do it at least 2 days before your trip.
- Proof of vaccination against yellow fever if you come from a country with risk of transmission of this disease
CHECK YOUR ELIGIBILITY FOR THE INDONESIAN TRAVEL VISA
Use our eligibility checker to find out if you match with the requirements.
Indonesian and Bali travel visa: More information
You need to apply for the e-VOA, the Indonesian travel visa, to explore this unique country. This requirement is shared across more than 80 nationalities. You will need to present your approved visa, your passport and your return ticket when you arrive in Indonesia.
The Indonesian eVisa allows for a single entry, which means that you will need to apply for a new one if you leave the country. It is valid for 90 days after approval and it allows you to stay in Indonesia for 30 days after entering the country.
If you are unable to apply for this document before traveling, you can go through the process in person when you arrive in Indonesia (visa on arrival). However, it is worth mentioning that this application method leaves you open to unexpected issues and setbacks. More importantly, if your application for the visa on arrival is rejected, you will have no option but to return to your own country immediately. It would be safest to apply with Visagov to greatly reduce the possibility of a rejected application and to avoid having to deal with the government bureaucracy: we take care of everything so you do not have to.
If you plan to visit Bali, you will need your e-VOA and a payment confirmation for the mandatory tourist tax. Select the option “e-VOA (Bali)” to process both documents at once. You need to present the QR code included in your confirmation when you enter Bali.
Having an approved visa does not guarantee entry to the country. If you have lied or omitted information that may be relevant to, or create a threat to, the country, the commanding officers of the immigration department may deny entry. You should never lie about your information, and you should check your details thoroughly before submitting a visa application.
Lastly, you should know that if you are staying in a private house, you need to register yourself at the nearest police station within 24 hours of your arrival. This is a mandatory requirement, and not complying will be punished with hefty fines. There is no need to do this if you stay in a hotel or other types of accommodations: they will do this themselves.