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Last update: June 26th, 2023
1. Travel insurance is no longer a requirement. However, it is highly recommended to protect your trip.
2. If the traveler is fully vaccinated, the PCR test is no longer necessary for entry into Indonesia; however, it’s possible that the airlines have varying requirements concerning the PCR test. Vaccination is not mandatory for children under 6 years old entering Indonesia. However, 6-17 year olds who are partially vaccinated may need to complete their vaccination requirements.
3. Some travelers are required to apply for a visa in advance. Please check with the embassy or your travel provider before traveling.
If you are presenting Covid-19 symptoms upon arrival, you are required to take a PCR test and might undergo quarantine at your own expense.
As a general recommendation, please always double check guidelines from your airlines and from Indonesia Department of Tourism for latest regulations.
As of June 14th 2023, Authorities no longer require international travelers to present proof of COVID-19 vaccination to enter the country. Passengers do not need to undergo any PCR tests.
Indonesia has suspended visa-free entries for 159 countries. The only exempted countries are those belonging to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). People from ASEAN countries can stay in Indonesia for up to 30 days with a valid passport and a confirmed departure ticket. Visitors from the other 159 countries must apply for a visa and can enter Indonesia only after their visa is approved. List of countries requiring visas.
– All foreign travelers entering Indonesia need to have a passport with at least six months of validity.
– Visa exception is applicable for passport holders of the following countries:
To obtain Visa on Arrival, you must:
1. Have a passport valid for at least 6 months since the date of entry
2. Have a return or onward ticket (must indicate the date of departure from Indonesia)
3. Prepare Visa on Arrival fee of 500,000 Rp
4. Follow the Indonesia health protocol
Tourists can also apply for the Visa on Arrival online (e-VOA), before entering Indonesia or during transit. The e-VOA is a single-entry visa which is valid for 30 days. Apply for e-VOA on the Immigration Website of Indonesia.
If you test positive for COVID-19 upon arrival or during the trip, you will be taken to a designated medical facility. You will be responsible for the expenses.
If you are asymptomatic or have mild symptoms, you will be taken to an isolation facility for 10 days, where you will be tested again on the 5th or 6th day.
If you have severe symptoms, you’ll be taken to a hospital for treatment. It is recommended to get a clarification from your place of accommodation.
Read our page about What to do in case of emergency in Indonesia.
