Yes, Indian passport holders need a visa to enter Indonesia for tourism purposes, to visit family and friends, to attend meetings, incentives, conventions, and exhibitions as an attendee and to transit in Indonesia to other countries.

Since Indonesia does not offer visa-free entry to Indians, you can easily apply for an eVOA before entering the country, offering a more convenient way.

Here is a sample of the Indonesian e-visa or e-VOA looks like:

The Indonesia visa fee for Indian citizens is ₹3,000 for a single entry (excluding any service fees). The tourist visa is valid for 90 days and allows for a 30-day stay in Indonesia.

Note: Atlys does not charge a service fee unless your e-visa is not issued within the expected timeframe.

The validity period of your Indonesia visa refers to the timeframe during which you can enter the country. This period is indicated by the "must be used by" date on your e-visa. The length of stay, on the other hand, is the number of days you are permitted to remain in Indonesia after entering the country, as specified by the "Duration of Stay" on your visa.

Detailed explanation:

• Validity Period: The validity period is the window within which you must enter Indonesia. For example, if your visa is valid from January 1 to March 31, you must enter Indonesia on or before March 31.

• Length of Stay: The length of stay is the maximum number of days you can remain in Indonesia after entry. For instance, if your visa allows for a 30-day stay, you must leave the country within 30 days of your arrival, regardless of when you entered during the validity period.

Tip: Plan your travel to ensure that your entry into Indonesia falls within the visa’s validity period and that you adhere to the permitted length of stay to avoid any immigration issues.

Yes, Indian citizens can apply for a 60-day Indonesia visa (also called the Single Entry Visit Visa), which is suitable for longer stays for tourism, cultural, or family visits. You can easily apply online through the official e-visa website or Atlys.

Yes, you can apply. Please make sure you provide your name in both the First Name and Last Name fields. The information provided in e-VOA must match the details present in your passport.

Yes, children or infants need an e-visa to enter Indonesia. They need to fill out the separate e-visa application.

No, you cannot use a new passport to enter Indonesia if you applied using an old passport. You need to reapply using a new passport. You cannot enter with an old passport. Immigration authorities in Indonesia or Bali do not grant entry to any tourist whose passport is less than valid.

No, Indonesia is not visa-free for Indians. Indian passport holders need a visa to enter Indonesia for tourism purposes.

Copy of passport: Your passport with a validity of at least six months from the date of application.

No, your passport must be valid for at least six months from the date of application to be eligible for an Indonesia e-visa. Applying with a passport that does not meet this requirement may result in the rejection of your e-visa application. Additionally, the passport must have at least one blank page for use by Immigration.

Here are the eligibility criteria for the Bali visa for Indians:

1. Have round-trip flight tickets from Indonesia

2. Have sufficient funds while in Indonesia

3. Comply with Indonesian laws and regulations.

Here are the simple steps to apply for Indonesia (or Bali) e-Visa for Indians using Atlys:

• Step 1: Upload a scanned copy of the front page of your passport or capture a live image.

• Step 2: Pay the applicable Indonesian visa fees using the secure payment options available.

That's it. You can check the progress of your visa application in the "My Profile" section. After your visa is approved you can download it from there only.

No, once your Indonesia visa application has been submitted, you cannot edit or correct any information. The system does not allow changes after submission to maintain the integrity of the application process. 

Note: The visa application fee is also non-refundable in such cases; if you discover an error or need to update your application, you will have to submit a new application and pay the visa fee again.

Yes, you can apply for an Indonesia e-visa from any location as long as you have access to the internet and the required documents. The entire application process is conducted online, making it convenient for travellers who are already abroad.

Recommendation: Make sure your current travel plans align with the visa’s validity period, and apply for the e-visa when you are certain of your travel dates to Indonesia.

Here are the reasons to choose Atlys for your visa applications: 

• Easy visa applications: Our platform is user-friendly, making it accessible even for first-time users. With just a few clicks, you can get the visa from the comfort of your home. 

• Secure: Your personal information is kept safe and encrypted. We do not sell your data to third parties. 

• Great support: We understand the uncertainty and anxiousness that follows after submitting a visa application. Hence, we offer real-time updates on your visa status and expert help if you have any questions. 

• Saves time and money: We provide a one-stop source for all your visa-related queries. This eliminates your need to refer to multiple sources. Additionally, we are a cost-effective alternative to using traditional visa agents, which can be expensive. 

• Wide coverage: Apart from Indonesia, we also serve visas to 80+ countries for Indians. Such wide coverage allows you to apply for visas to numerous countries worldwide.

You can easily track the status of your Indonesia e-visa online using the Atlys Indonesia visa status tracking tool.

Yes, if your Indonesia e-visa application is rejected, you can reapply immediately. However, it is important to first identify and address the reasons for the rejection to improve your chances of approval on the next attempt.

Yes, if your Indonesia tourist visa application is rejected when applying through Atlys, the visa fee will be refunded, subject to applicable terms and conditions.

The Atlys refund policy is designed to protect applicants from losing their visa fee if their application is unsuccessful. Refunds are typically issued if the rejection was due to an error on the part of the visa processing service or if the application was not processed as per the service guarantee.

Entering Indonesia before the start date specified on your e-visa is not permitted. The e-visa becomes valid only from the date mentioned on it, and attempting to enter the country before this date can result in a denial of entry by immigration authorities.

Tip: Plan your travel to coincide with the visa’s validity period, ensuring that you arrive on or after the start date specified on the visa.

Yes, the Indonesia e-visa can be used for short-term business trips, including participation in MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) events. It allows you to conduct business activities while adhering to Indonesian visa regulations. However, it is not valid for long-term employment or taking up a job in Indonesia.

If you plan to work or engage in long-term business activities, you will need to apply for a different visa type, such as a work visa or a business visa with extended validity.

Recommendation: Clearly state the purpose of your visit when applying for the e-visa to ensure it aligns with your intended activities in Indonesia.

Yes, you can bring your pet to Indonesia, but you must comply with the country's requirements for importing pets, which vary depending on the type of animal and its country of origin. The requirements may include providing proof of rabies vaccination, a health certificate from a licensed veterinarian, and possibly a microchip identification for your pet.

Please note the health certificate should be issued within a certain time frame before your departure (typically within 10 days) and must be endorsed by an official government authority in your home country.

Tip: It is advisable to contact the Indonesian Ministry of Agriculture or the Indonesian embassy for the most up-to-date information on pet import requirements to avoid any issues at the border.

Yes, with a single Indonesia or Bali e-visa, you can travel to multiple destinations within the country. The e-visa allows you to explore various regions of Indonesia, including popular tourist destinations like Bali, Jakarta, Yogyakarta, and the islands of Sumatra and Sulawesi.

Tip: Plan your itinerary to make the most of your time in Indonesia, taking advantage of the diverse experiences the country has to offer. Also, ensure that your travel plans fit within the visa's validity period and the allowed length of stay.

If you lose your Indonesia e-visa before travelling, you should immediately access your email or Atlys my profile dashboard where your visa was issued to re-download and print a copy of the e-visa. It is important to have a printed copy with you when you arrive in Indonesia.

In case you cannot retrieve the e-visa, contact the Atlys customer support team.

Recommendation: Having both a digital and printed copy of your e-visa is a good practice to avoid issues if one copy is lost or damaged. Hence, always keep multiple copies of your e-visa in different locations (e.g., on your phone, printed in your luggage) to prevent any travel disruptions.

Overstaying your Indonesia or Bali e-visa can have serious consequences. If you overstay, you may be required to pay a fine of up to IDR 1,000,000 (approximately ₹5,300) per day. The longer you overstay, the higher the total fine will be. In addition to the financial penalty, you may face the following legal consequences:

• Detention: You could be detained by Indonesian immigration authorities until the issue is resolved.

• Deportation: You may be deported from Indonesia at your own expense, which could involve being banned from re-entering the country in the future.

• Travel ban: A history of overstaying can result in a ban from future travel to Indonesia, as well as complications when applying for visas to other countries.

Recommendation: If you need to stay in Indonesia longer than your visa allows, apply for an extension before your visa expires. This will help you avoid fines and other legal issues. If you realize you have overstayed, report to the nearest immigration office immediately to address the situation.

Yes, if you are already in Indonesia on an extended visa and need to stay longer, you can apply for a further extension through the official channels. 

To apply for a further extension, you will need to visit an Indonesian immigration office and submit the required documentation, including your current visa and any supporting documents that justify the need for an additional stay.

Note: Extensions are granted at the discretion of immigration officials, and approval is not guaranteed. It’s important to apply for an extension well before your current visa expires.