Indonesia e-VOA

Q: Do children and infants need an Indonesia e-VOA?

Yes. Children and infants who require a visa **must have their own visa application**. Official e-VOA guidance states that applicants of all ages, including infants, need an individual visa, and family members submit their own supporting documents.

Q: How can I extend my Indonesia e-VOA?

A B1 Visa on Arrival can normally be **extended once for up to another 30 days**, giving a maximum stay of up to 60 days. Check the latest procedure before applying because **immigration processes can change**.

Q: What happens if I overstay my Indonesia visa?

Indonesia currently applies an **overstay charge of IDR 1,000,000 per day** from the first day of overstay. Overstays of 60 days or more can lead to deportation and immigration restrictions.

Q: Can I work in Indonesia with an e-VOA?

The B1 e-VOA **does not permit you to sell goods or services or receive salary, wages or similar compensation** from an individual or company in Indonesia. If you intend to live in Indonesia while working remotely for an overseas employer, check whether you meet the requirements of the **E33G Remote Worker Visa **instead.

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What Do I Need to Apply for an Indonesia e-VOA?

To apply for an Indonesia B1 e-VOA, you need a qualifying passport and several basic travel documents:

Requirement	What you need
Valid passport	A passport valid for at least 6 months from your date of arrival in Indonesia
Recent photo	A clear, recent color photograph that meets the application requirements
Return or onward ticket	Proof of confirmed travel out of Indonesia within your permitted stay
Travel details	Your arrival information and accommodation details, where required

Small discrepancies can cause problems. Your visa information must correspond with the passport you use to enter Indonesia.

VisaSyst checks applications for issues such as:

Incorrect passport numbers
Misspelled names
Wrong passport expiry dates
Poor-quality passport scans
Missing return or onward travel details
Photographs that do not meet requirements

This expert review stage adds an extra layer of security to your application.

Validity and Entry Points for the e-VOA

It’s important to understand the exact rules of the Indonesia B1 visa. This includes how long it’s valid for, how long you can stay, and where you can enter from.

How long is the Indonesia e-VOA valid for?

The B1 Indonesia e-VOA is a single-entry visa that must be used within 90 days of its issue date.

Once you enter Indonesia, it gives you a stay of up to 30 days. It can normally be extended once for a total stay of up to 60 days, subject to current immigration procedures.

Where can I enter Indonesia with an e-VOA?

The e-VOA is not restricted to air arrivals. Indonesia operates immigration checkpoints at airports, seaports, and designated land-border crossings.

Always confirm the immigration checkpoint for your planned route before departure.

Why Apply for an Indonesia e-VOA Through VisaSyst?

You can apply directly through an official Indonesian government channel, or you can use VisaSyst if you want additional assistance preparing and checking the application.

Expert application review
A specialist reviews your information and supporting documents before submission. This helps identify common mistakes involving names, passport details, photographs, and travel information.
Simplified online process
VisaSyst uses a guided application designed to make the required questions easier to complete. Most travelers can enter their details and upload their documents in around 10 minutes.
Priority processing options
Most standard applications are processed within 1-2 days. We also offer 1h Priority Processing for urgent requests. Just choose this option when you submit your application form.
Transparent fees
The Indonesian government fee for the B1 Visa on Arrival is currently IDR 500,000. **VisaSyst's service fee is separate **and covers the guided application, expert review, document support, and processing assistance.

What Extra Documents Do I Need for Indonesia?

In addition to your Indonesia e-VOA, you may need to complete other mandatory entry requirements before traveling. These are separate from your visa and serve different purposes.

All Indonesia Arrival Card
International passengers entering Indonesia must complete the Indonesia Arrival Card.
The Arrival Card combines information previously handled through separate** immigration, customs, health, and quarantine processes**.
The Indonesia Arrival Card is not a visa and does not replace your e-VOA.
Add My Indonesia Arrival Card
Bali Tourist Tax
If you’re traveling to Bali as an international tourist, you’ll also need to pay the Bali Tourist Levy of IDR 150,000 per person, unless you qualify for an exemption.
The Bali Tourist Levy is separate from both the Indonesia e-VOA and the Indonesia Arrival Card.
VisaSyst offers Bali Tourist Levy assistance alongside its other Indonesia travel-document services.
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Indonesia e-VOA FAQs

Find common questions and answers here.

Do children and infants need an Indonesia e-VOA?

Yes. Children and infants who require a visa must have their own visa application. Official e-VOA guidance states that applicants of all ages, including infants, need an individual visa, and family members submit their own supporting documents.

How can I extend my Indonesia e-VOA?

A B1 Visa on Arrival can normally be extended once for up to another 30 days, giving a maximum stay of up to 60 days.

Check the latest procedure before applying because immigration processes can change.

What happens if I overstay my Indonesia visa?

Indonesia currently applies an overstay charge of IDR 1,000,000 per day from the first day of overstay. Overstays of 60 days or more can lead to deportation and immigration restrictions.

Can I work in Indonesia with an e-VOA?

The B1 e-VOA does not permit you to sell goods or services or receive salary, wages or similar compensation from an individual or company in Indonesia.

If you intend to live in Indonesia while working remotely for an overseas employer, check whether you meet the requirements of the **E33G Remote Worker Visa **instead.

What if my passport has only one name and no surname?

If your passport contains only one name, the e-VOA application instructs applicants to **enter that same name in both the First Name and Last Name fields **because the form cannot leave either field blank.

Your application information must otherwise match the details in your passport.