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Indonesia Visa on Arrival (eVOA) application for Australians: Your guide
Photo of Ra'eesah Manack Ra'eesah Manack
5 min read
Updated on Dec 02, 2024
Summary
  • Visa class: Pre-registration for a visa on arrival (eVOA)
  • Difficulty Rating: 8/100 (easy)
  • Our approval rate: 99.9%
  • Visa details: Single-entry
  • Validity period: 30 days from the date of arrival
  • Maximum stay: 30 days (extension possible)
  • Average processing time: 1 business day

Planning a trip to Indonesia? As an Australian traveler, understanding the visa requirements is crucial for a smooth journey.

We'll guide you through the ((Indonesia Visa on Arrival (eVOA)** application process, ensuring you're well-prepared for your Indonesian adventure.

Do I need a Visa for Indonesia as an Australian citizen?

Yes, Australian citizens require a visa to enter Indonesia. The good news is that Indonesia offers a convenient Visa on Arrival option for Australians. Here's what you need to know:

  • The Indonesia Visa on Arrival is available for tourism, business, and social visits.
  • It allows for a stay of up to 30 days in Indonesia.
  • The visa is extendable once for an additional 30 days.
  • You can obtain the eVOA at designated entry points in Indonesia or pre-apply online to avoid queues at the airport.

We understand that navigating visa requirements can be confusing. That's why we've streamlined the process, making it easier than ever to secure your Indonesia eVOA. Our high approval rate of 99.9% means you can apply with confidence, knowing that your visa application is in expert hands.

What are the requirements for an Indonesia Visa on Arrival?

The difficulty rating of 8/100 indicates that this visa application process is extremely straightforward and user-friendly.

To ensure a smooth application process, you'll need to prepare the following documents:

  • A passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your planned stay.
  • A return ticket or onward travel booking.
  • Proof of sufficient funds for your stay (typically around $100 USD per day).
  • A completed eVOA application form.

iVisa Pro Tip: Many travelers have shared that having a printed copy of their hotel or accommodation booking can be helpful during the immigration process.

One of the most common questions we receive is about the hotel or host address. To avoid any confusion, we recommend having this information clearly written down or saved on your phone. If you're staying at multiple locations, list the address of your first accommodation.

Learn more about the Indonesia eVOA.

How to pre-apply for an Indonesia Visa on Arrival

Applying for your Indonesia eVOA before you go is a straightforward process, and it is recommended to avoid long queues at the airport.

  1. Apply via the Indonesian government website, or download our handy mobile app for a smooth and quick process.

  2. Fill out your travel and personal info, and make the payment securely online.

  3. Upload any required documents and confirm. Easy as that!

If you prefer to get your visa on arrival in Indonesia:

  1. Arrive at one of the designated entry points (more than 15 airports and borders) in Indonesia.

  2. Proceed to the Visa on Arrival counter before passing through immigration.

  3. Present your passport and required documents.

  4. Pay the visa fee (currently 500,000 IDR or approximately $35 USD).

  5. Receive your VOA sticker in your passport.

  6. Proceed to the immigration counter for entry stamp and fingerprinting.

"We've heard from many customers that the VOA process at major airports like Bali's Ngurah Rai International can get busy during peak seasons. To save time and avoid queues, consider using our eVOA service. We'll handle the pre-approval process, allowing you to breeze through immigration upon arrival." - Ra'eesah Manack, iVisa Travel Expert

Indonesia eVOA: A convenient alternative

For those looking for a convenient option, Indonesia now offers an electronic Visa on Arrival (eVOA) service.

Here's why many Australian travelers are choosing this option:

  • Apply online before your trip.
  • No need to queue at the VOA counter upon arrival.
  • Faster processing at immigration.
  • Peace of mind knowing your visa is pre-approved.

We specialize in making the eVOA application process as smooth as possible. Our user-friendly platform guides you through each step, ensuring all required information is correctly submitted.

With our average processing time of just 1 business day, you can secure your eVOA quickly and efficiently.

Feature Traditional VOA eVOA with iVisa
Application Process On arrival Online before travel
Processing Time Variable (depends on queue) 1 business day (average)
Convenience Queue on arrival No queuing required
Support Limited Full customer support

Maximizing your Indonesia eVOA: Tips for a seamless experience

To make the most of your Indonesia eVOA, consider these expert tips:

  • Plan ahead: Apply for your eVOA at least 7 days before your trip to allow for any unforeseen delays.

  • Check your passport: Ensure your passport has at least 6 months validity from your planned date of entry into Indonesia.

  • Have your documents ready: Prepare a digital copy of your passport, a recent passport-style photo, and your travel itinerary before starting the application.

  • Double-check entry points: Confirm that your chosen port of entry accepts eVOA (most major airports and seaports do, but it's always best to verify).

Ra'eesah: "If your travel plans are flexible, consider visiting Indonesia during the shoulder season (April-June or September-October). You'll enjoy fewer crowds and potentially lower prices while still experiencing great weather."

Extending your stay in Indonesia: what you need to know

If you fall in love with Indonesia (and trust us, it's easy to do!), you might want to extend your stay beyond the initial 30 days. Here's what you need to know:

  • eVOA holders can extend their stay once for an additional 30 days.

  • Visit a local immigration office in Indonesia

  • Begin the extension process at least 7 days before your initial visa expires.

  • Bring your passport, initial eVOA approval, and proof of onward travel.

  • Be prepared to pay an extension fee (amount subject to change).

Visa Type Initial Stay Extension Total Possible Stay
eVOA 30 days 30 days 60 days
Standard VOA 30 days 30 days 60 days

iVisa Pro Tip: If you're planning to stay in Indonesia for longer than 60 days, consider applying for a different visa type, such as the Social-Cultural Visa or Business Visa, which allow for longer stays.

FAQ: Your Indonesia eVOA questions answered

Q: Can I apply for an Indonesia eVOA if I'm already in Australia but not a citizen?

A: Yes, as long as you have a valid Australian residence permit and meet other eligibility criteria, you can apply for an Indonesia eVOA.

Q: What happens if my eVOA application is rejected?

A: While rejections are rare, especially when using iVisa's service, you may need to apply for a standard visa through the Indonesian embassy. Our customer support team can guide you through alternative options.

Q: Can I use my eVOA for multiple entries into Indonesia?

A: No, the eVOA is valid for a single entry only. If you plan to leave and re-enter Indonesia, you'll need to apply for a new eVOA or consider a multiple-entry visa option.

Q: Is travel insurance required for my Indonesia trip?

A: While not mandatory for the eVOA application, we strongly recommend purchasing comprehensive travel insurance for your Indonesia trip.

Q: How does iVisa ensure the security of my personal information during the eVOA application process?

A: We use state-of-the-art encryption technology to protect your data. We're also fully compliant with international data protection regulations, ensuring your information is handled securely and responsibly.

More information about the Indonesia Visa on Arrival

At iVisa, we've been simplifying visa processes for more than 10 years. Our customer service team is ready to assist if you have any questions about Indonesia or the eVOA application. Contact us any time via our customer service agents via chat or WhatsApp.

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