All American citizen require visa to enter Indonesia. Non U.S. citizens should check to see if whether they require a visa. All nationals of the countries listed below DO NOT require a visa to enter Indonesia for periods up to 30 days. If your country is not listed below then you will require a Indonesian visa.

Thailand	Malaysia	Singapore	Brunei Darussalam
Philippines	Hong Kong (SAR)	Macau (SAR)	Chile
Morocco	Peru	Vietnam

Requirements for obtaining a Business & Tourist Visas:

• A passport valid for a minimum of six months from the date of intended arrival in Indonesia (with at least one blank page available) for single entry visa. For Multiple entries, passport must be valid at least 1 year.
• One Visa Application Form, filled out, dated and signed by the applicant.
• Two recent passport photo.
• A copy of round-trip ticket or a booked itinerary showing travel to and from Indonesia.
• A copy of your US Alien Resident Card for foreign residents and/or a valid visa or document to return from Indonesia to the US or to another country.
• Letter from employer.
• Proof of Financial Resources - A recent Bank Statement of your account.
• Recommended a Yellow Fever Vaccination Card (from your family doctor), if previously traveled to infected area.
• Applicants under 18 years of age should attach a notarized copy of birth certificate and notarized letter of consent signed by non-traveling parents/guardian.
• Filled out & Signed our Service Order Form.
• Type of Visa & Consulate fees (Payable in Money Orders only):
  Single Entry (30 Day Stay) - $45.00
  Single Entry (60 Day Stay) - $70.00
  Multiple Entry - $85.00
• Restricted Regions
  There are three regions in Indonesia that the applicant could not visit without special permission and approval. The three regions are: Aceh, Maluku and Irian Jaya. The Applicant who wishes to enter those regions must obtain special authorization from Indonesian authorities. It may take 2 weeks or longer before such permission is granted (or denied). Visitor who enters these regions without permission is subject to arrest, detention and will be prosecuted according to Indonesian law.