Indonesia visa without queues: eVOA B1 with 10% discount until May 31

The easiest way to enter Indonesia is with a B1 Visa on Arrival (VOA).

Apply online in advance and avoid waiting in queues upon arrival.

Promotion valid until May 31: get a 10% discount on eVOA processing, plus free completion of the All Indonesia declaration.

The visa is valid for 30 days and can be extended for another 30 days.

Only your passport is required
Online processing within 1 business day
Urgent processing available in 1–2 hours

Fast, convenient, and stress-free.

Promotional price: 900,000 IDR instead of 1,000,000 IDR.

The price includes the visa fee and processing service.

To apply for a visa, contact us — we will consult you and assist with the application.

Apply for a visa

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