Indonesia (Bali) visa for Indian passport holders

Indian tourists can get a Visa on Arrival (VOA) at Bali and other major Indonesian airports, or apply for the e-VOA in advance.

Visa on arrival30 days, extendable once for another 30 days

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Authority first

Verify the rule with the destination government

Deal4Flight turns published requirements into a planning checklist. The official immigration or embassy source remains authoritative and should be checked again before booking and departure.

Open official portal

Passport validity

At least 6 months from date of entry

Stay duration

30 days, extendable once for another 30 days

Government fee

≈ IDR 500,000 (about USD 35)

Processing

On the spot at airport (10–30 minutes); e-VOA pre-approval in 1–3 days

Official information and traveller support

Official portal

Indonesia Directorate General of Immigration e-Visa

Documents required

Passport valid for 6+ months
Confirmed return or onward flight ticket
Proof of accommodation in Indonesia
Payment for the VOA fee (cash or card, depending on counter)

Step-by-step: how to apply

1
Choose airport or online e-VOA
Apply for the e-VOA online before travel (recommended, faster on arrival) or plan to pay at the airport counter.
2
If applying online, complete the e-VOA form
Enter passport and travel details on Indonesia's official e-VOA portal and pay the fee by card.
3
Arrive and scan/present your QR code
e-VOA holders scan a QR code at dedicated counters; others queue at the standard VOA counter.
4
Pay on arrival (if not paid online)
Pay the VOA fee at the counter, then get your passport stamped.
5
Clear immigration
Proceed to the immigration counter for entry stamping after VOA processing.

Entry readiness

What to verify before booking and boarding

Entry eligibility is broader than the visa itself. Use these checks alongside the destination's official portal and your airline's travel-document guidance.

Trip purpose and duration

Confirm that visa on arrival conditions cover your real reason for visiting Indonesia (Bali) and your complete intended stay.

Names and passport details

Match the booking, application and passport exactly. Check expiry, blank pages and physical condition.

Onward travel and accommodation

Keep return or onward tickets, stay details and host information accessible offline when required.

Transit and arrival formalities

Check every connection for transit permission, baggage recheck, terminal change, health or digital arrival forms.

Avoid delays and refusal

Common issues travellers can prevent

Using an unofficial application site that adds fees or captures personal data.
Submitting an unclear scan, unsuitable photograph or inconsistent passport details.
Assuming a valid visa removes the need for onward travel, funds or accommodation evidence.
Ignoring transit rules because the traveller does not plan to leave the airport.

Good to know

• The e-VOA (applied online before travel) usually means a much faster airport experience than paying at the counter.
• A one-time 30-day extension can be done at an immigration office in Bali before your visa expires.
• Some periods have offered visa-free entry pilots for select nationalities — always check current policy for Indian passport holders before your trip.

Frequently asked questions

Is Bali VOA different from other Indonesian entry points?

No, the same Visa on Arrival policy generally applies across major international airports and some seaports in Indonesia.

Can I pay the VOA fee in USD?

Payment is usually in Indonesian Rupiah at airport counters; online e-VOA payments are typically by international card.

Does a Indonesia (Bali) visa or entry exemption guarantee admission?

No. The airline checks whether you appear eligible to travel, while Indonesia (Bali) immigration makes the final entry decision. Keep your passport, onward travel, accommodation and any requested supporting evidence ready.

Should I book non-refundable flights before confirming Indonesia (Bali) entry requirements?

Avoid non-refundable commitments until you understand the applicable entry route, document requirements and processing time, unless you accept the risk or an application specifically requires a reservation.

This guide is general information for Indian passport holders, not legal or immigration advice. Visa rules, fees, documents and processing times change often — always confirm current requirements on the Indonesia (Bali) government's official immigration or embassy website, or through a licensed visa agent, before applying or booking non-refundable travel.