Updated List of Countries for Indonesia Visa on Arrival 2024

Updated List of Countries for Indonesia Visa on Arrival 2024

To contribute to accelerating economic growth, the Directorate General of Immigration released Circular Letter Number IMI-0700.GR.01.01 of 2022 on 14th September 2022.

This new circular letter revokes or replaces the earlier circular, which was published on the same topic on 26th July 2022. The updated list of Indonesia Visa on Arrival countries is based on President Joko Widodo’s instructions making it easier for tourists and investors to support Sustainable Tourism during the 2019 Corona Virus Disease Pandemic.

Update Visa on Arrival 2024

As of September 2023, The Indonesian government has expanded its Visa on Arrival and e-visa program by including Armenia, Mozambique, and Tanzania in the list of countries eligible for these travel options. This move aims to further promote tourism and facilitate entry into Indonesia for citizens of these nations. Travellers from Armenia, Mozambique, and Tanzania can now conveniently obtain their visas upon arrival or through the online e-visa application system, making their visits to Indonesia smoother and more accessible.

The number of nations formerly subject to Visa on Arrival under Indonesian government regulation has risen to 97 nations. Here is a complete list of countries that can use Visa on Arrival in Indonesia:

97 countries

Current Regulations for Visa on Arrival in Indonesia (2024)

The current regulations govern the activities allowed under a Visa on Arrival for Leisure Purpose (previously known as Visit Visa Exemption or VKSK). This includes visits by tourists, government officials, business representatives, people attending meetings, and those in transit.

Visa on Arrival applications are submitted upon arrival at designated immigration checkpoints in airports, harbors, or cross-border posts. The required documents include:

  • Passport valid for at least six months from your arrival date
  • Flight tickets departing Indonesia
  • Proof of Visa on Arrival payment (IDR 500,000)

The visa fee can be paid in US dollars or Indonesian rupiah (IDR) upon your arrival.

For the latest and most accurate information on visas, it’s recommended to visit the Indonesian Immigration website or speak to LetsMoveIndonesia visa consultants now for more streamlined updates.

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