Indonesia Visa & Entry Requirements

Visa Requirements for Indonesia (For Nepali Travelers)

Indonesia, with its vibrant culture, Bali beaches, and temples, is a popular spot for Nepali tourists. But before you board your flight, you should understand the visa requirements for Indonesia clearly. This guide explains everything in simple terms no jargon, just practical steps.

Do Nepalese Need a Visa for Indonesia?

Yes. Nepali passport holders must obtain a visa before traveling to Indonesia. There is no visa-free entry or visa-on-arrival option for us. You cannot enter without a valid visa. Understanding the visa requirements for Indonesia will help you avoid any travel disruptions. 

Types of Tourist Visas

Nepalese travelers mainly need the B211A visa for tourism.

1. Single-Entry Tourist Visa (B211A‑C)

• Valid for 60 days per entry
  
• Issued before departure
  
• Can be extended twice, each for 60 days maximum stay = 180 days (speedynepal.com, travel.state.gov)
  

2. Multiple-Entry Visit Visa (D1/D2)

• Valid for 1 or 2 years
  
• Each visit allows up to 60 days
  
• Ideal for frequent visitors (speedynepal.com)
  

Tourist Visa Comparison Table

Visa Type	Validity	Entries	Max Stay per Visit	Extensions
Single-Entry B211A‑C	60 days	One	60 days	Yes, +60 +60
Multiple-Entry D1/D2	1 or 2 years	Many	60 days	N/A

Indonesia Visa Fees (From Nepal)

Typical visa fee structure:

• B211A-C Single Entry: Estimated IDR 1,500,000 (~NPR 15,000) (speedynepal.com, immigration.gov.np)
  
• D1/D2 Multiple Entry: Higher; check embassy or agency
  
• Others: Express service/additional agency charges
  

Fees must be paid during application non-refundable.

Required Documents for B211A Tourist Visa

Prepare these documents before visiting the Indonesian embassy or visa service:

• Passport (≥ 6 months validity + ≥ 2 blank pages) (travel.state.gov)
  
• Completed visa form
  
• Passport-size photo
  
• Copy of passport main page
  
• Confirmed round-trip flight ticket
  
• Hotel reservation or sponsor/invitation letter
  
• Bank statement (last 6 months, stamped NPR 150,000+ recommended)
  
• Cover/travel plan letter
  
• Travel insurance (recommended)
  
• Previous Indonesian visa copies (if have any)
  

Common Reasons for Visa Rejection

Avoid these mistakes:

• Incomplete documentation
  
• Insufficient bank balance or unclear funds proof
  
• Fake/unclear flight or hotel bookings
  
• Invalid/expired passport
  
• Weak or missing cover letter
  
• Incorrect visa type application
  

Step-by-Step Visa Application Process

1. Choose visa type: B211A-C or D1/D2.
   
2. Download form from embassy or visa agent.
   
3. Fill the form accurately.
   
4. Collect original and photocopies of all documents.
   
5. Visit visa agent or Indonesian Embassy (via Dhaka accreditation).
   
6. Submit documents and pay fee.
   
7. Processing usually takes 6–10 working days for B211A-C (atlys.com, en.wikipedia.org, en.wikipedia.org, bali.com, speedynepal.com)
   
8. Collect your passport and check your visa details.
   

At Entry to Indonesia

Upon landing, Indonesia Immigration typically stamps your visa and allows entry. For overstaying or broken entry, be prepared to show documents.

Extending Your Stay

You can extend B211A-C visa twice, each +60 days:

• Apply at Immigration office in Indonesia (e.g., Jakarta, Bali)
  
• Do it at least 7-10 days before current stay expires
  
• Pay extension fee (approx. IDR 500,000 each)
  

Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Booking hotel/ticket only after submitting application
  
• Showing low bank balance
  
• Arriving with fewer than 2 blank pages in passport
  
• Not renewing your 6-month passport validity
  
• Failing to apply extensions in time
  

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(FAQs)Frequently Asked Questions Visa Requirements for Indonesia

1. How do I go to Indonesia from Nepal?
   Fly from Kathmandu to Jakarta, Bali (Denpasar), or other cities via transit in Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, or Doha. There are no direct flights, so at least one stopover is required.
   
2. Is a visa required for Maldives from Nepal?
   No, Nepali citizens get a free 30-day visa on arrival in the Maldives. No pre-application is needed.
   
3. In which country can Nepalese go without a visa?
   Nepalese can travel visa-free to India, Micronesia, Senegal, and a few Pacific nations. Some countries also offer visa on arrival or e-visa.
   
4. Do I need a visa for Bali?
   Yes, Nepali citizens need to apply for a visa before traveling to Bali (Indonesia). Visa on arrival is not available for Nepalese passport holders.
   
5. Can Nepali go to Indonesia without visa?
   No, Nepalese cannot enter Indonesia without a visa. You must apply before departure.
   
6. How to get an Indonesian visa for Nepalese?
   Apply for an e-visa online through the official Indonesian immigration portal or through a travel agent. Submit passport, travel documents, and pay the visa fee.
   
7. How much is the visa for Bali from Nepal?
   The Indonesia e-visa (Bali) for tourism typically costs around USD 50–75, depending on the type and processing speed.
   
8. Is a Thailand visa free for Nepalese?
   No, Nepalese citizens must apply in advance for a Thailand visa. Visa on arrival is not allowed.
   
9. What is the strongest passport in the world?
   As of 2025, Singapore holds the strongest passport, offering visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 193 countries.
   
10. What is the cost of e-visa for Indonesia?
    The standard e-visa costs around USD 50–75, depending on visa type and validity.
    
11. Is Bali and Indonesia the same visa?
    Yes, Bali is part of Indonesia. You only need one Indonesian visa to visit any part of the country, including Bali.
    
12. Who can enter Indonesia visa-free?
    Citizens of ASEAN countries and select others like Japan, South Korea, and EU nations can enter visa-free for short stays.
    
13. How much does an Indonesia visa cost?
    Tourist visas cost around USD 50, while business or multiple-entry visas may cost more. Prices vary by type.
    
14. Is Indonesia visa a single entry?
    Yes, the tourist visa is usually single-entry, valid for 30 or 60 days. Multiple-entry visas are available for business or frequent travelers.
    
15. Can I get a visa on arrival in Indonesia?
    Nepali citizens are not eligible for Indonesia visa on arrival. You must apply in advance.
    
16. Where can Nepalese get visa on arrival?
    Nepali citizens get visa on arrival in Maldives, Cambodia, Laos, Madagascar, and a few African and island nations. Not Indonesia.
    
17. How much is an Indonesia visa on arrival?
    For eligible countries, it's USD 35 at the airport. But Nepal is not eligible for this facility.
    
18. Which month is best for Bali?
    April to October is the dry season and best time to visit Bali. The weather is sunny and ideal for beaches and outdoor activities.
    
19. Do Nepalese need a visa for Vietnam?
    Yes, Nepali passport holders must apply for a visa before entering Vietnam. E-visa is available online.
    
20. Does Nepali passport need visa for Thailand?
    Yes, Thai tourist visas are required before travel. No visa-on-arrival is allowed for Nepali citizens.
    
21. How can I go to Indonesia without visa?
    Nepalese cannot. Only citizens of visa-free countries can enter Indonesia without a visa.
    
22. What is the best way to get to Indonesia?
    Book a connecting flight from Kathmandu via Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, or Doha. These are common hubs to reach Jakarta or Bali.
    
23. How many hours from Nepal to Indonesia?
    Flight time including transit is usually 10–14 hours depending on layover duration and airline.
    
24. How long is Indonesia visa-free?
    Visa-free entry (for eligible countries) allows stays up to 30 days. Nepalese are not eligible.
    
25. Is visa on arrival to Indonesia free?
    No, it costs USD 35 for eligible countries. Nepalese citizens must apply for a visa in advance.
    
26. Is Bali worth the trip?
    Yes, Bali is famous for its beaches, rice terraces, culture, and nightlife. It offers options for both budget and luxury travelers.
    
27. How much money do I need for 7 days in Indonesia?
    A budget trip may cost USD 300–500, while a mid-range trip may be around USD 700–1,200 for 7 days. Flights, accommodation, and lifestyle affect the cost.
    
28. What is the cheapest month to fly to Indonesia?
    February and September are usually the cheapest months to fly. Avoid holiday seasons for lower fares.