By nationality
Do you need a visa for Indonesia?
It depends entirely on your passport, and the rules moved again in July 2026. Nineteen jurisdictions enter free for thirty days, around eighty more can buy a visa on arrival, and everyone else applies before travelling with an Indonesian sponsor. Find yours below.
A1
Enter free — no visa needed
Thirty days, not extendable, and no work of any kind. If you need longer, a C1 or C2 visit visa is the route — the exemption cannot be extended to cover it.
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Belarus A1
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Brazil A1
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Brunei A1
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Cambodia A1
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Colombia A1
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Hong Kong SAR A1
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Kazakhstan A1
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Laos A1
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Macau SAR A1
- Malaysia Full requirements →
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Myanmar A1
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Peru A1
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Philippines A1
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Singapore A1
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Suriname A1
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Thailand A1
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Timor-Leste A1
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Türkiye A1
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Vietnam A1
B1
Visa on arrival
Buy the e-VOA online before you fly or pay at the counter on landing. Thirty days, extendable once for another thirty.
- Australia Full requirements →
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Austria B1
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Belgium B1
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Canada B1
- China Full requirements →
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Denmark B1
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Egypt B1
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France B1
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Germany B1
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India B1
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Ireland B1
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Italy B1
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Japan B1
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Kuwait B1
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Mexico B1
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Netherlands B1
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New Zealand B1
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Norway B1
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Poland B1
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Portugal B1
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Qatar B1
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Russia B1
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Saudi Arabia B1
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South Africa B1
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South Korea B1
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Spain B1
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Sweden B1
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Switzerland B1
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Taiwan B1
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United Arab Emirates B1
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United Kingdom B1
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United States B1
Passport not listed?
Then you’re on neither list, and the visa has to be arranged before you travel with an Indonesian sponsor. Tell us what you’ll be doing here and we’ll name the index and the lead time. Free, no sign-up.