How much does an Indonesia visa cost?

What is the price of an Indonesia visa?

Ugh, Indonesia visa… right.

• VOA is like, IDR 500,000. Is that still $35? Need to check rates.

• E-Visa? The 60-day one costs IDR 1,500,000. About $100. Why does that sound so expensive?

Different visas exist too, like for, uh, business. Wonder what Aunt Susan’s visa cost when she went there in 2023 for that import-export thingy.

• Always, always check the official immigration site!! Don’t trust random websites for prices.

Is my passport even valid? Oh shoot, it expires in 2025. Better renew soon.

• Prices change. Like, a lot.

Okay, so remember:

• VOA (tourism): IDR 500,000 ($35-ish).
• 60-day e-Visa: IDR 1,500,000 ($100-ish).
• Official site is the holy grail.

What is the cost of a visa on arrival in Indonesia?

So, you’re itching to get to Indonesia? Splendid! That 500,000 Rupiah Visa on Arrival fee? Think of it as a modest toll for paradise. It’s roughly 30 USD, depending on the whims of the exchange rate, naturally. Don’t sweat the small stuff; you’re about to be knee-deep in amazingness.

Types, you ask?

• B1 (Tourist): Perfect for snapping Instagram-worthy sunsets and eating suspiciously delicious street food. Imagine your feed!
• B2 (Business): Deals, deals, everywhere deals. Though, maybe pack some extra strong coffee. Seriously, Indonesian coffee is amazing, even if the paperwork isn’t.

Filling the form online? Piece of cake. Unless you’re my uncle Barry – then it’s a whole other story. He still uses a rotary phone.

Pro-tip: That INR conversion is wildly outdated. I looked it up on my phone, which is far superior to my uncle Barry’s phone – a brick, I assure you. Use a reliable converter for the most up-to-date information. Seriously, Google it. And, like, tip your driver, they work hard.

This year (2024) the cost remains stable; thankfully, inflation hasn’t hit paradise too hard. Yet.

How much is a visa on arrival to Indonesia?

So, Indonesia’s visa on arrival? A cool IDR 500,000. Think of it as, like, 35 bucks. Give or take. Depends if your wallet feels heavier than usual, right?

Cash only! Like it’s still the freakin’ Stone Age. Debit cards? Credit cards? Nah. Rupiah, baby! Hopefully you remembered to hit that ATM or you’ll be washing dishes for your freedom.

• How Much?: IDR 500,000 (around $35, but who’s counting… minutely).
• Payment: Cash, cash, and more cash! As if they’re allergic to plastic.
• Currency: Only Indonesian Rupiahs. Unless you wanna try bartering with your lucky socks. Don’t do that.
• Extra Info: Make sure your passport’s not older than my grandma. And got some blank pages. Those immigration stamps got places to go, people to see. You know?
• ATM locations: Check if the airport has ATMs dispensing rupiahs. I always forget and end up begging.
• Other Visa requirements: Check the immigration website like I should’ve done last year! Or just wing it, like I do. Maybe this year will be different? Nah.

How much is a 60 day visa for Indonesia?

Ugh, Indonesia visa… 60 days. Okay, need to look that up again. Is it always changing?

• Cost: IDR 3,000,000? For a year? Huh?

Wait, is that like, the annual cost? Not just for the 60-day stay. That’s important to clarify. Remember last time, figuring out conversion rates nearly gave me a headache. It was when my brother visited in December 2023 and wanted to exchange currency, he got such a bad rate at the airport. Avoid!

• 60-Day Visa Purpose: Meetings, incentives, conventions… okay, business stuff. I wonder if “participant” is strictly defined. Like, can I just attend? Or present something? Because, you know, I’m just attending a retreat next month.

It’s kinda annoying to keep up with it. Last year, I needed to check the specifics for Bali again. And my friend Lisa keeps saying it’s cheaper to just overstay and pay the fine. But sounds risky. I wouldn’t risk it. What if they don’t let me back into Singapore later on?

• Visa Length: Up to 60 days per entry. Phew, that part’s straightforward. But how many entries per year is allowed?

Still, IDR 3,000,000… for a whole year of those trips? Is that a typo? Maybe I should call the embassy.

Wait…3,000,000 IDR converted… that’s like, not that much. I paid more for a new Macbook Air in 2024. Something is telling me its too cheap for a 60 days visa.

• Need to confirm all details! Double check. Triple check. Ugh.
• Or just stay in my hometown.

How much is the eVisa for Indonesia?

Ugh, Indonesia eVisa… right. How much? Okay, it’s IDR 3,000,000. A year’s worth. Whoa, that’s steep, isn’t it?

Okay so… 3 mil for the year. One year’s access. Not bad if I go a lot, which, honestly, I probably won’t. What was I gonna do with it anyway? Oh, right, that conference thing.

Can attend… meetings. Incentives, conventions… blah blah blah. So work stuff, basically. Wonder if that includes that pottery workshop in Ubud I was eyeing? Probably not.

• Cost: IDR 3,000,000
• Validity: 1 Year
• Purpose: Meetings, incentives, conventions
• Duration of Stay: 60 days per entry

That amount in USD? What is it? Quick google… Oof, about $185 USD right now. Still a chunk of change. Maybe that’s worth it for avoiding the Visa on Arrival hassle. The VOA is always such a pain! Ugh, paperwork.

My friend Jen told me you can apply for it all online now. Is that true? Easier than lining up at the airport, for sure. I’d be happy to avoid it. I need to check! Online, huh? The future is now.

It’s a multi-entry thing so… 60 days at a time, come and go as you please. Well, for a year. Still… is it worth it?

Hmm, need to decide. Think think think. Also, gotta book those flights if I’m actually doing this thing. Procrastination, my old friend.

How much is the visa fee for Bali?

Bali visa? Forty-five bucks, baby! Sixty more if you’re feeling extra tropical. Think of it as a hefty surcharge for the privilege of sun-drenched bliss. It’s a small price to pay for escaping the soul-crushing monotony of…well, wherever you came from.

• Initial Visa: $45 USD. Good for a solid two months. Enough time to master the art of Balinese wave-riding (or at least pretend convincingly).

• Extension: An additional $60 USD buys you another month. A veritable steal, considering the potential for Insta-worthy sunsets. Seriously, the lighting alone is worth the money.

Think of it like this: That’s less than a decent night out in many cities. And unlike that night out, you’ll actually remember this. Unlike that night out, you’ll have photos. Unlike that night out, your liver won’t hate you in the morning. Unless you had too many Bintang. Speaking of…

My friend Sarah spent an extra $50 on a coconut carved into the shape of a monkey during her last extension. A worthwhile investment, if you ask me. Priorities, people. Priorities.

The actual cost might vary slightly, so always check the official Indonesian embassy website before heading to the airport in your flip-flops. Trust me on that one. I learned it the hard way… with a slight detour to a questionable noodle stall. But the noodles were amazing. Almost worth forgetting my passport. Almost.