Author: Kartini Sisingamaraja

Australian citizens need a visa to visit Indonesia, including Bali. The B1 e-VOA is the most popular choice for Bali holidays, applied for online at evisa.imigrasi.go.id. Processing takes 3–5 business […]

UAE citizens need a visa to enter Indonesia. The B1 e-VOA is the most convenient option for short trips, applied for online at evisa.imigrasi.go.id. Direct flights from Dubai and Abu […]

New Zealand citizens need a visa to enter Indonesia. The B1 e-VOA covers short stays, including Bali surf trips and holidays, applied for at evisa.imigrasi.go.id. Air New Zealand and Jetstar […]

British citizens need a visa to enter Indonesia. The B1 e-VOA is the standard option for Bali holidays and short trips, applied for online before departure. Brexit has not changed […]

Japanese citizens do not need a visa to enter Indonesia. A bilateral visa exemption between Japan and Indonesia allows Japanese passport holders to enter for up to 30 days without […]

Brazilian citizens can now enter Indonesia without a visa. Since 3 July 2025, Brazil has been included in Indonesia’s Visa Exemption list under Minister of Immigration Regulation No. 9 of […]

Thai citizens do not need a visa to enter Indonesia. Both countries are ASEAN members, and their nationals enjoy automatic visa-free access for stays up to 30 days. No prior […]

Vietnamese citizens do not need a visa to travel to Indonesia. As fellow ASEAN members, Vietnam and Indonesia grant each other’s nationals visa-free entry for stays up to 30 days. […]

Pakistani citizens require a visa to enter Indonesia. The B1 e-VOA is the most straightforward option for short trips, applied for online before travel. The fee is IDR 500,000 (~USD […]

Malaysian passport holders do not need a visa to enter Indonesia. The ASEAN Agreement grants Malaysians visa-free access for stays of up to 30 days — by air, sea, or […]