The Ministry of Law and Human
Right of the Republic of Indonesia conclude the
list of nations granted the Visa on Arrival facility.
There are 36 nations as the subjects in the Minister’s
Decree, signed on July 8, 2005. The policy is
effective
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1. South Africa
2. United States of America
3. Argentina
4. Australia
5. Austria
6. Belgium
7. Brazil
8. Denmark
9. United Arab Emirates
10. Finland
11. Hungary
12. India |
13. United Kingdom
14. Ireland
15. Italy
16. Japan
17. Germany
18. Canada
19. South Korea
20. Kuwait
21. Luxemburg
22. Maldives
23. Egypt
24. Norway |
25. Oman
26. France
27. Poland
28. Portugal
29. Qatar
30. People’s Republic of China
31. Russia
32. Switzerland
33. Saudi Arabia
34. New Zealand
35. Spain
36. Taiwan |
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Visa on Arrival booths are available for service
in all Indonesian international airports and seaports.
For those who will apply for the Visa on Arrival, upon
arriving at the international airport gate, please proceed
to the Payment Counter, and then to the Visa on Arrival
Counter, prior to Immigration Checkpoint. The Visa is
non-extendible and cannot be converted to any other
form of visa.
There are two types of Visa: |
1. The 7-day Visa on Arrival costs US$ 10.00 per
person.
2. The 30-day Visa on Arrival costs US$ 25.00 per
person.
INFORMATION CENTER
Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Republic of Indonesia
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Phone
Facsimile
E-mail
Office hour
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: (62) 21 383 8567
: (62) 21 386 0931
: humas@budpar.go.id
: 9am to 4pm local Jakarta time. |
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| This information is taken from http://www.budpar.go.id/ |
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