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Indonesia e-VOA: the complete guide

Bali and the rest of Indonesia can be entered on a visa on arrival — but travellers who file it in advance (e-VOA) skip the payment desk queue and use an electronic gate.

Updated 2026-09-03
Processing
Up to 24 hours
Validity
90 days from issue
Stay
30 days, extendable
Government fee
~$32

What the e-VOA is

The e-VOA is the online version of the visa on arrival. File before you fly, receive the approval by email, and use the electronic gate at the airport instead of queueing at the payment desk.

Extending to 60 days

The visa runs 30 days and can be extended once by another 30 — 60 in total. The extension is arranged inside Indonesia at an immigration office, and is best started about a week before the visa expires.

What it costs

The fee is $32 per traveller (IDR 500,000). With Visale the all-in price is $99 per traveller, including completion, review, filing and tracking. Note that Bali charges a separate local tourism levy of about IDR 150,000, paid on arrival and not part of the visa.

What to check

Frequently asked

Can I extend my stay?
Yes — once, by a further 30 days, through a local immigration office.
Must I file in advance?
No — you can pay on arrival. Filing ahead saves a long queue.
Is it valid for all of Indonesia?
Yes, though entry is only permitted at approved ports.
Do children need one?
Yes, every traveller needs their own visa.

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