Visa Details

Indonesia is a popular destination for tourism, business, education, and employment. Visa requirements vary based on the purpose of your visit and your nationality. Some travelers can enter Indonesia without a visa for short stays, while others need to apply for a visa in advance. Below is a detailed guide on the rules and application process for obtaining a visa for Indonesia.

Who Needs a Visa for Indonesia?

Indonesia offers different visa policies depending on the nationality of the traveler. Some nationalities are visa-exempt for short visits, while others need to apply for a visa.

Countries That Do Not Require a Visa (Visa-Exempt Countries)

Citizens of certain countries can enter Indonesia without a visa for tourism or short visits (usually up to 30 days). Some of these countries include:

• European Union countries (e.g., France, Germany, Italy, Spain)
• United States, Canada, Australia
• Japan, South Korea, New Zealand
• Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Brunei, Vietnam (Southeast Asian countries)
• Brazil, Chile, South Africa

•  Types of Indonesian Visas

  Indonesia offers different visa types based on the purpose of your visit. The most common types are:

  1. Tourist Visa (Visa on Arrival - VOA): For short stays for tourism or leisure activities.
  2. Business Visa: For business-related visits, such as attending meetings, conferences, or trade events.
  3. Social Visit Visa: For visiting family or friends in Indonesia, or for other social purposes.
  4. Student Visa: For students wishing to study in Indonesia.
  5. Work Visa: For individuals who have secured a job in Indonesia.
  6. Transit Visa: For travelers transiting through Indonesia to another country.
  7. Multiple Entry Visa: For travelers needing to enter and exit Indonesia multiple times within a certain period.