Entering Indonesia

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Introduction>

Introduction #

Planning a trip to Indonesia? This article will guide you through the requirements and steps for entering the country.

Current Measures on Mask Wearing>

Current Measures on Mask Wearing #

No, It is not mandatory to don a mask in public, but it is advisable to do so.

Step 1: Ferry / plane ticket>

Step 1: Ferry / plane ticket #

Yes, you will be required to purchase a ferry or plane ticket for entry into Indonesia.

You have the option to purchase your ticket through a travel agency or directly from the respective websites.

Please note that ticket issuance may vary by the ticketing company, so be sure to inquire about any required documentation.

Step 2: “PeduliLindungi” application.>

Step 2: “PeduliLindungi” application. #

Yes, you will be required to register your COVID-19 vaccination certificate using the “PeduliLindungi” app.

The app can be downloaded from the following sources:

Please register an account here.

Step 3: Pre-departure checklist;>

Step 3: Pre-departure checklist; #

As a tourist, it is your responsibility to ensure that your travel documents meet Indonesia’s border measures. Here’s what you need to know:

What is the official currency?>

What is the official currency? #

The official currency is Indonesian Rupiah (IDR)

Please seek your Tour Guide’s advise on the recommended amount needed for your trip.

Do I need to bring my country’s passport?>

Do I need to bring my country’s passport? #

Yes, you need to produce your country’s original passport (minimum validity of 6 months at the time of departure) throughout your immigration clearance

IMPORTANT: It is up to the country’s discretion in permitting entry

Do I need to bring my country’s identity card / visa?>

Do I need to bring my country’s identity card / visa? #

Yes, you need to produce your country’s identity card / visa (minimum validity of 6 months at the time of departure) to ensure a smooth clearance at the Indonesia border.

IMPORTANT: It is up to the country’s discretion in permitting entry

For Singapore Residents, for example:

Singapore Citizen / Singapore PR have to bring along your Pink / Blue NRIC repectively
Singapore Long Term Visit Pass (Student’s Pass, EP, SPass, Work Permit) holdeer must bring along your Green card.
Singapore Short Term Term Visit Pass holdeer must bring along a printed version of your eVisa.

Do I need a negative PCR test result?>

Do I need a negative PCR test result? #

No, a negative PCR test result is not required for entry into Indonesia.

However, some airlines have specific requirements, please check with them for any onboarding requirements.

Do I need COVID-19 travel insurance?>

Do I need COVID-19 travel insurance? #

No, COVID-19 travel insurance is not required for entry into Indonesia.

Do I need to fill up an indonesia contact tracing form before departure?>

Do I need to fill up an indonesia contact tracing form before departure? #

No, contact tracing form is not required for entry into Indonesia.

It is a good idea to check with your travel agency or ticket issuer for any specific requirements.

Do I need to produce a valid proof of vaccination?>

Do I need to produce a valid proof of vaccination? #

Yes, proof of vaccination is required for entry into Indonesia.

Here’s how to obtain it, depending on your passport type:

For Singapore Citizen/Permanent Resident/Long-Term Visit Pass holders: Obtain a digital or printable vaccination certificate through Notarise@SG - SingPass required
For Malaysian/Malaysian Permanent Resident/Malaysian Resident: Obtain a digital or printable vaccination certificate through MySejahteru. (Refer to this guide)

Do I need a Visit Visa?>

Do I need a Visit Visa? #

The requirement for a visit visa in Indonesia depends on the country that issued your passport.

IMPORTANT: Possession of a valid visa does not guarantee entry into Indonesia.

Visa Exemption (No Visa needed)>

Visa Exemption (No Visa needed) #

(Last updated on January 31, 2023)
ASEAN countries.

You are allowed to stay in Indonesia for up to 30 (thirty) days, and this stay is not extendable.
Your passport must be valid for at least 6 (six) months.
You must have a return/onward journey ticket and proof of accommodation (you may find further information from your relevant agent).
Free of charge.

Visa-on-Arrival (At Counter)>

Visa-on-Arrival (At Counter) #

(Last updated on January 31, 2023)
Non-ASEAN countries.

You are allowed to stay in Indonesia for up to 30 (thirty) days, and this stay is extendable for another 30 days.
Your passport must be valid for at least 6 (six) months.
You must have a return/onward journey ticket and proof of accommodation (you may find further information from your relevant agent).
The fee for the VOA is IDR 500.000/- by CASH ONLY at the VOA counter.

Electronic Visa-on-Arrival (eVOA)>

Electronic Visa-on-Arrival (eVOA) #

(Last updated on January 31, 2023)
e-VOA Portal.

You are allowed to stay in Indonesia for up to 30 (thirty) days, and this stay is extendable for another 30 days.
Your passport must be valid for at least 6 (six) months.
You must have a return/onward journey ticket and proof of accommodation (you may find further information from your relevant agent).
You must provide a digital passport-sized photograph in JPG/JPEG/PNG format.
The payment must be made using Mastercard, Visa, or JCB card.
The fee for the eVOA is IDR 500.000/-

Step 4: Arrival in Indonesia>

Step 4: Arrival in Indonesia #

Welcome to indonesia, please follow its country’s laws and regulations.