Find your fit
Compare Indonesia visa options
Start with your travel purpose, passport and planned stay. Open an option to see the documents and details to prepare.
Indonesia B1 e-VOA
Electronic Visa on Arrival information for eligible visitor passports.
- Entries
- Confirm the selected category on the official portal
- Permitted stay
- Up to 30 days; extension subject to official conditions
Indonesia C1 Tourist Visa
A distinct tourist visa route for a longer planned visit.
- Entries
- Confirm the selected category on the official portal
- Permitted stay
- Up to 60 days; extensions subject to official conditions
Before you set off
Plan your Indonesia application
Choose the purpose and duration first, then confirm the current category on the Immigration Directorate’s visa selector.
The B1 route and C1 route have different stay periods and costs. Do not select a longer-stay product simply because a website calls every visitor document an eVisa.
If you may extend a stay, read the separate extension requirements and deadlines. A possible extension is not an automatic right to remain.
A few details worth double-checking
- An entry-validity deadline and a permitted stay are not interchangeable.
- Do not assume tourism permission allows local employment.
- Confirm every mandatory arrival declaration separately, even when a visa is already approved.
Good questions. Clear answers.
Your Indonesia visa questions
Is the Indonesian e-VOA an ETA?
No. It is an electronic Visa on Arrival. Keep it separate from arrival declarations and other travel authorizations.
Should I choose B1 or C1?
Compare the purpose, intended stay, passport eligibility and required evidence using the official selector. This guide does not automatically establish your eligibility.
Make every detail count
Prepare your passport and photo information, check your dates, and review the common details that cause avoidable corrections.
Read the visa preparation checklistInformation you can check
Source: Directorate General of Immigration, Indonesia. Reviewed by the iVisaPortal editorial team. Requirements may change. iVisaPortal is an independent service; visa decisions and admission remain with the relevant authorities.
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