As of mid-2026, Indian passport holders should confirm Indonesia's exact entry requirements directly on the official immigration portals before booking. Indonesia's Directorate General of Immigration runs an electronic visa-on-arrival (e-VOA) system covering many nationalities, but eligibility, fees and permitted stay are set by current government policy and can change. This guide points you to the official channels rather than quoting specifics that can go out of date.
Where to check the current rules
- Indonesia e-Visa on Arrival (molina), Directorate General of Immigration — the dedicated e-VOA application portal.
- Indonesia Directorate General of Immigration — the main immigration authority site, for broader entry requirement information.
Both were last checked for this guide on 28 June 2026. Rules, fees, and eligible-nationality lists can change — always confirm on the official site closest to your travel date.
What to have ready before you check
- Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel dates.
- Return or onward flight confirmation.
- Proof of accommodation for your stay.
- Sufficient-funds documentation, if requested at the e-VOA application stage.
Planning your trip
Once you've confirmed your entry route, see our Bali itinerary from India for a 6-day Ubud, Seminyak and Nusa Penida route.