Frequent asked questions Indonesia visa

The procedure for applying for a visa to Indonesia starts online. You need to open the online application form. After filling in all the details of the respective traveler(s), the application can be paid very easily. This can be done via iDeal, Bancontact, PayPal, or credit card. Once the payment is completed, you will receive an email from us within a maximum of 1 working day with instructions on how to provide the required documents.

For submitting these documents, you can choose to deliver them in person to our office, send them by email, or send them via registered mail or courier. Of course, you can also use our secure pickup service for a fee.

Once the visa is ready, you will receive it by email. You need to print it in duplicate (one Indonesian version and one English version) and take it with you on your trip. Therefore, keep the visa separate in your passport before you travel.

The application for the visa for Indonesia can be made between 90 days and about one week before departure, depending on the type of visa you choose. To ensure that the visa is granted on time, we recommend submitting the application a few weeks before departure.

Please note: There can be a maximum of 1 valid visa for Indonesia in your passport. If you have an existing visa in your passport, the validity of that old visa will be voided.

If your stay is shorter than 30 days and you can show this with a return ticket within 30 days of entry, you can purchase a visa at certain border posts. You can find out which ones they are on the Important Information page for the Indonesian visa.

The All Indonesia Arrival Card is a mandatory digital arrival form for international travellers entering Indonesia. It combines immigration, customs, health and quarantine declarations. After completing the form, you will receive a QR code that must be presented upon arrival.

Yes. All international travellers entering Indonesia must complete the All Indonesia Arrival Card. This also applies to children and babies. You can complete the form yourself free of charge or add it as an additional service to your visa application through visum-legalisatie.nl.

You can complete the All Indonesia Arrival Card online up to 72 hours before arriving in Indonesia. Want to save time? You can also add the Arrival Card as an extra service to your visa application through visum-legalisatie.nl. Once submitted, you will receive a QR code. Save it on your phone or print it out so you can present it upon arrival in Indonesia.

The Bali Tourist Tax is a mandatory fee of IDR 150,000 per international visitor. You can easily pay the Bali Tourist Levy online through the official Love Bali platform or at designated payment points upon arrival. After payment, you will receive a payment receipt that you should keep with you during your stay in Bali.

No. The Bali Tourist Tax is not included in your visa and must be paid separately to the Bali provincial government. If you are required to pay the levy, you must arrange this payment separately. You can pay the Bali Tourist Levy yourself through the official Love Bali platform or add it as an extra service to your visa application through visum-legalisatie.nl.

Yes, it is highly recommended to print your Indonesia visa and carry a paper copy with you during your trip. You should also save a digital copy on your phone so you can easily access it when checking in for your flight and upon arrival in Indonesia.

Unfortunately, refunds are not possible if your visa application is rejected. This is because visum-legalisatie.nl pays the consular fees on your behalf and fulfils its role as an intermediary. Consular fees are charged by the relevant authorities and are non-refundable, even if your visa application is denied.

If you want to go to Indonesia for a vacation or business trip, you need to apply for a visa.

If you want to go to Indonesia for a vacation or business trip, you must apply for an Indonesia visa before entering the country. The visa is a digital document issued by the Indonesian government and is added separately to the passport by the traveler. With this Indonesia visa, you have permission to enter the territory of Indonesia. This B211 visa is usually issued by the Indonesian embassy in The Hague or the General Director of Immigration in Jakarta, Indonesia.

If you have a Dutch or Belgian passport and plan to stay in Indonesia for more than 30 consecutive days for a vacation or business trip, you must apply for a visa for Indonesia before departure. This allows you to stay in Indonesia for up to 60 days—extendable to a maximum of 180 days. If your stay is shorter than 30 days, you can obtain a Visa on Arrival upon arrival in Indonesia or enter the country visa-free.

If you choose to stay visa-free in Indonesia for up to 30 days, you are required to leave the country on the 30th day. You can extend your visa-free entry by an additional 30 days while in Indonesia.

If you apply for the Visa on Arrival, you will receive 30 consecutive days of stay in Indonesia, with a possible extension of 30 days.

If you apply for the regular tourist visa, you can stay in Indonesia for up to 60 consecutive days, with the option to extend it twice for 60 days each time.