Indonesia

Tourist visa for Indonesia: documents, fees and steps

Tourism (short stay) · 6 nationalities · any residence · ordinary passport

Stay of up to 60 days · Verified on 15 October 2026

VisaGuideline helps you prepare your application. The decision belongs to the country’s authority: check the official page before paying or applying.

Documents requested

Passport valid for at least six months from arrivalPrepare a file of the identity page of your ordinary passport. The passport must remain valid for at least 6 months from your arrival in Indonesia.
Bank statement for the last three months showing at least 2 000 USD or the equivalentConditions and details
Proof of means of subsistence during the stay in Indonesia: bank statement (“rekening koran”) for the last 3 months, in the name of the applicant or the guarantor, of at least 2 000 USD or an equivalent amount in another currency.
Recent colour identity photograph (less than a year old)Prepare a colour identity photograph taken less than a year ago and upload it with the application. Follow the format and presentation instructions shown by the portal.
Guarantor (“penjamin”) in Indonesia for the e-Visa applicationConditions and details
For nationals of Afghanistan, Israel, North Korea, Liberia, Nigeria and Somalia, the e-Visa application must go through a guarantor in Indonesia. Arrange this with your guarantor and contact the competent Indonesian mission before applying to confirm the prior authorization procedure associated with the “calling visa”.

Official fees

C1 tourist visa — immigration PNBP fee for a first stay of 60 days; confirm the applicable fee with the mission if submitting at a consulate 1,000,000 IDR

Steps

Contact the Indonesian mission before submitting and arrange the application with your guarantor in Indonesia, in accordance with the “calling visa” procedure
After confirmation of the procedure and the prior authorization, have your guarantor submit the e-Visa application on evisa.imigrasi.go.id; prepare the passport, bank statements, photograph and supporting documents requested for your situation
Pay according to your application instructions: billing code with the designated banks for C1; the portal also offers SIMPONI or Mastercard, Visa and JCB cards. If submitting at a consulate, check the fees and payment methods with the mission
Wait for the decision before making non-refundable travel commitments. The general processing time announced for C1 is five working days after receipt of payment; this time frame guarantees neither the decision nor the length of the prior “calling visa” review
Enter Indonesia within 90 days of the visa being issued; after that, a new visa is required.
Complete the arrival card on allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id within the three days preceding arrival in Indonesia
To extend the stay beyond 60 days: submit the application and documents on evisa.imigrasi.go.id, then appear at the immigration office for the photograph and interview

Where to apply

Official e-Visa portal (evisa.imigrasi.go.id): application with a guarantor in Indonesia for nationalities subject to the “calling visa”
Competent Indonesian embassy or consulate: contact before submitting for the prior authorization and the instructions specific to your situation

Good to know

Countries subject to the “calling visa”Conditions and details
Afghanistan, Israel, North Korea, Liberia, Nigeria and Somalia are on the official list of countries subject to the “calling visa”. Their nationals must contact the Indonesian mission before submitting a tourist visa application.
Prior authorization and submission instructionsConditions and details
Before submitting the application, have the Indonesian mission and your guarantor confirm the prior authorization procedure applicable to your nationality and your tourist trip. Ask for the list of supporting documents and the submission arrangements that apply to you. This prior authorization and the payment of fees do not guarantee that the visa will be issued.
Visa validity and length of stayConditions and details
The C1 visa allows a single entry. It must be used within 90 days of its issuance; this validity does not correspond to the length of stay. The first stay can be up to 60 days from arrival: check the length actually granted on your visa. Extensions can bring the total stay to 180 days. Vulnerable persons or persons in urgent situations can complete the extension formalities directly at the immigration office with the help of the officers.
Prohibited activitiesA person staying under the C1 visa may not sell goods or services, receive a salary or remuneration from persons or businesses in Indonesia, or take part as a speaker at an event.
File format for the online applicationConditions and details
The national FAQ indicates JPG, JPEG or PNG files of no more than 200 KB for the passport identity page and for the photograph, as well as an email address. Also check the instructions displayed when submitting. For payment, use the method offered for your application.

Nationalities covered

This procedure applies to 6 nationalities.

Afghanistan
Israel
Liberia
Nigeria
North Korea
Somalia

Official links

FAQ – Direktorat Jenderal Imigrasi (new tab) www.imigrasi.go.id
Bureau de l’immigration de Bontang — visa touristique C1 (new tab) bontang.imigrasi.go.id
Ambassade d’Indonésie à Paris — Visa (new tab) kemlu.go.id
Ambassade d’Indonésie à Doha — Single Entry Visit Visa (new tab) kemlu.go.id
WNA – Direktorat Jenderal Imigrasi (new tab) www.imigrasi.go.id
The Official eVisa website for Indonesia (new tab) evisa.imigrasi.go.id
Bureau de l’immigration de Jakarta Pusat — prolongation du séjour (new tab) jakartapusat.imigrasi.go.id
WNA – Direktorat Jenderal Imigrasi (new tab) www.imigrasi.go.id

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