Last updated: 17 August 2022

International Travel Status

Indonesia is open for international travel.

We recommend that travelers get a booster shot if they plan to travel on a domestic flight within Indonesia. While fully vaccinated travelers (without booster) are able to enter Indonesia without quarantine, they will be required to have either a booster shot at least 14 days in advance or a PCR test within 3 days of boarding a domestic flight. We recommend arranging a booster shot to avoid having to take a PCR test while in country.

Visa on Arrival is available for passport holders from the following countries:

Access into Indonesia

Entry is available via the following air, land and sea ports:

Entry Requirements

For fully vaccinated travelers:

• Vaccination certificate dated at least 14 days prior to travel (paper copy). In order to travel on a domestic flight within Indonesia, a booster shot is also needed

Children aged 0-17 are exempt from this requirement. Please note that proof of recovery from COVID-19 is not accepted in lieu of proof of vaccination

In Indonesia, you are considered fully vaccinated if you have received at least 2 doses of any combination of vaccine or 1 dose of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

• Download PeduliLindungi, Indonesia’s contact tracing app, and complete the eHAC health declaration form on the app
• Complete the online Custom Declaration form (e-CD) and follow all current public health measures set out by the Indonesian government during the stay
• A PCR test is no longer required, however, a health screening will be conducted on arrival

Travelers who present symptoms of COVID-19 or who have a temperature higher than 37.5 degrees Celsius will be required to undergo an RT-PCR test and wait for the results at their booked accommodation. If a negative result is received, the traveler can continue with their travel plan.

For non-vaccinated travelers:

• Quarantine for five days at a pre-booked hotel and undergo a PCR test on arrival; a second PCR test will be conducted before the traveler is released from quarantine
• Download PeduliLindungi, Indonesia’s contact tracing app, and complete the eHAC health declaration form on the app
• Complete the online Custom Declaration form (e-CD) and follow all current public health measures set out by the Indonesian government during the stay

Please note:

• Travelers who tested positive for COVID-19 within 30 days prior to arrival in Indonesia are required to undergo an RT-PCR test on arrival. The traveler also needs to obtain a certificate stating that they are no longer actively transmitting COVID-19, issued by the relevant health authority in the country of departure
• In cases when an RT-PCR test is required on arrival, travelers must remain at their booked accommodation until a negative test result is received
• Travelers who test positive for COVID-19 on arrival or during their stay will be required to self-isolate. If the traveler has mild or no symptoms, they can isolate at a hotel for the period advised by a medical professional. If the traveler has moderate to severe symptoms (such as high fever, cough, shortness of breath and rapid breathing) they will be required to isolate at a local hospital until discharged by a medical professional (medical costs at the traveler's expense)
• Travelers are advised to ensure they obtain the correct visa type prior to travel
• From June 2022, health insurance is no longer mandatory for travel, however, travelers are required to follow all public health measures while in country
• This information is subject to change; please contact your local embassy or consulate for the most current requirements for entry

Situation In-Country

• 70% of Indonesians have been fully vaccinated. In Bali, 95% of the population has been fully vaccinated
• Wearing masks is no longer mandatory outdoors
• Shops, bars, restaurants and tourist attractions are open
• Visitors must follow the government’s CHSE (Clean, Health, Safety and Environment) guidelines. This includes regularly washing hands, wearing masks, social distancing and avoid large gatherings

Please note: The above information has been researched with the utmost care. However, we can provide no guarantee of accuracy and the information and detail change regularly. Please always check travel restrictions both in your home country and the destination you are travelling to before you book and before travel.

View reopening updates and entry requirements for other destinations in Southeast Asia: Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Indonesia, Singapore