When arriving in Indonesia from Australia

– You can apply for a tourist visa upon arrival in Bali for around 50 AUD. You are required to show proof of booking for accommodation at a Cleanliness, Health, Safety, and Environment Sustainability (CHSE)-certified hotel with a duration of 4 days or longer.

– You are required to apply for a visa in advance if entering Indonesia from elsewhere.

– If you are entering Indonesia through Bali, you can take a COVID-19 PCR test upon arrival and travel freely when receiving a negative test result.

– If you are entering through other parts of Indonesia, you are required to quarantine at a hotel for one day.

When arriving in Indonesia 

– Tourists from the UK are currently not required to obtain a visa when traveling to Indonesia for less than 30 days. You can extend your stay once for a maximum of 30 days.

– Fully vaccinated tourists can apply for a visa on arrival at a cost of 500,000 IDR, or around 27 GBP.

– If you are traveling with different limited-stay visas, you are required to provide additional documents including a letter stating that you are willing to obey Indonesia’s health protocol including quarantine, and bank statements showing 1,500 USD (about 1,140 GBP) or equivalent for the past 3 months.

– If you have had COVID-19 in the past and are not fully vaccinated, you can use the NHS COVID PASS to provide proof of your recovery when entering Indonesia.