Indonesia’s e‑VOA is an electronic Visa on Arrival that allows eligible travelers to secure their visa online before boarding. Skip the long airport lines and step directly into your adventure upon landing. It’s valid for 30 days, and you can apply for a one-time 30-day extension while in Indonesia.
Who’s eligible?
Passport holders from over 90 countries, including the US, UK, EU nations, UAE, Australia, and more .
Travelers from ASEAN member states (e.g., Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines) do not need a visa for stays up to 30 days; they’re visa-exempt .
Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your arrival date .
Purpose allowed
Tourism, business meetings, government visits, purchasing goods, and transit. Prohibited activities: Paid employment or attending events as a paid speaker.
Duration & Extensions
Entry must occur within 90 days of e‑VOA issuance.
Initial stay: Up to 30 days, with a one-time extension of 30 more days available while in Indonesia, either via immigration office or online through the official portal.
Fees & Processing
The standard fee is 500,000 IDR (≈ US $35), paid with application or upon arrival.
Processing typically takes 1 business day when applied online, though it’s recommended to apply at least 5–7 days before travel.
Required Documents
Passport biodata page (PDF or image) with 6+ months validity
Visit the official Indonesian e‑VOA portal (evisa.imigrasi.go.id). You can apply for up to 5 travelers at once, upload documents, and monitor status online.
Complete and verify your application details.
Pay the fee via credit/debit card or PayPal.
Upon approval (usually within 24 hours), download the e‑VOA and save both digital and printed copies for arrival.
Travel Smarter with SmartGate
Eligible travelers (usually age 16+) with ePassports can use SmartGate at Australian airports for faster border processing—no extra fees or pre-registration required.
Important Reminders
Apply at least 2–4 weeks before your travel date in case extra processing is required.
Double-check your passport validity—ideally valid for 6 months from the date of travel.
Ensure all information is accurate when submitting the application.
Have your email and phone ready for any notifications from Australian Immigration.
After You Land
Present your e‑VOA and passport at immigration.
Ensure you’ve paid the Bali tourist levy if arriving there.
Keep hold of both digital and physical copies throughout your journey.
Avoid Overstay Fines
Exceeding your permitted stay is serious—fines start at IDR 1 million (~US $100) per day and can lead to deportation or entry bans. A traveler in Bali once overstayed by just 5 days and incurred almost AUD $500 in fines.
Alternatives to the e‑VOA
If your stay exceeds 60 days or you need multiple entries, consider the Tourist Visa (B211A)—valid for 60 days, extendable up to 180 days, available online via iVisa and official government sites.
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