Indonesia Tourist Visa
U.S. citizens: You can get your visa upon arrival in Indonesia (i.e. Visa on Arrival for Indonesia, VOA). The maximum stay permitted for the visa on arrival is 30 days.
If you plan to stay longer than 30 days, you need to mention your intention to stay longer.
Non-U.S. citizens: If you are NOT on this list of countries whose citizens can obtain visas upon arrival in Indonesia, you will need to apply for a visa in advance at your consulate.
If you’re outside of the U.S., go to this site here.
If you’re inside the U.S, you can find your “jurisdiction” based on the State you live in here.
In many cases, the website that you find will be in the local Indonesian language. You will need to click a button (normally on the top right of the page) to translate the website to English.
Find a link somewhere on the page that says something like “Consular and Visas” or “Visas” or “Consulate Section.”
Find the link to “Tourist Visa” or “Visit Visa” to determine the required documents the Consulate requires to process your application.
Submit the required information (and fees) that you gathered in Step 4 to the consulate.
Congratulations! After a period of waiting, the Indonesian Consulate/Embassy will give to you your brand new Indonesia visa.
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