Indonesia Visa on Arrival for Indians requires almost no documents — just your passport, USD 35, and a return ticket. There’s no form to fill before travel, no photos needed at the VoA counter. Here’s exactly what to carry.
Documents Required at the VoA Counter
- Passport: Valid for at least 6 months beyond your departure date from Indonesia, with at least 1 blank page
- USD 35 payment: By international credit/debit card (preferred) or USD cash. Indonesian Rupiah and Indian Rupees not accepted at VoA counter
- Onward/return ticket: A confirmed flight out of Indonesia within 30 days — shown on your phone is fine
Documents That May Be Checked at Immigration (After VoA)
The VoA counter just takes payment. At the immigration desk, the officer may ask for:
- Hotel booking confirmation (shown on phone is fine)
- Return or onward flight ticket
- Sufficient funds proof (most Indians are not asked, but carry a bank statement if you want to be safe)
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Not Required for Bali VoA
- Passport-size photos (not needed at VoA counter)
- Travel insurance (not mandatory, but recommended)
- Bank statements at VoA counter (may be asked at immigration, rarely)
- Any pre-filled form (the officer fills the stamp details)
Pro Tip: Use the Indonesia Mobile VoA App
Indonesia launched a Mobile VoA system via the M-Paspor app, which lets you pre-register and pay online before landing. This skips the queue at the VoA counter. You still collect your stamp at a dedicated “Mobile VoA” window at major airports. Download M-Paspor before your flight and complete the pre-registration with your passport details and card payment.
FAQs
Can I pay VoA fee in Indian Rupees?
No. The VoA fee is USD 35. Pay by international card or USD cash. Carry USD as backup if your card doesn’t work abroad.
Do I need a physical printout of my return ticket?
No. Showing on your phone is perfectly fine. Download the booking PDF offline just in case you lose connectivity at the airport.
What if the VoA card machine isn’t working?
Always carry USD 35–40 in cash as backup. The VoA counters at Bali usually have reliable card terminals, but technical issues do occur occasionally.
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