Indonesia Visa for Israeli citizens

1Why Visit Indonesia?

Indonesia is a vibrant Southeast Asian nation famous for its stunning beaches in Bali and Lombok, ancient temples like Borobudur and Prambanan, the legendary Komodo dragons, and diverse cultures across its 17,000+ islands. Whether you want to explore pristine coral reefs, relax on white-sand beaches, trek active volcanoes, or experience rich cultural heritage, Indonesia offers unforgettable experiences for every traveler.

Bali

Borobudur

Nusa Penida

4Main Ports of Entry

• Airports: Soekarno-Hatta (CGK - Jakarta), Ngurah Rai (DPS - Bali), Juanda (SUB - Surabaya), Kualanamu (KNO - Medan), Hang Nadim (BTH - Batam), and other major international airports
• Seaports: Tanjung Priok (Jakarta), Tanjung Perak (Surabaya), Belawan (Medan), and other designated international seaports
• Land Borders: Designated land border crossings with Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, and East Timor

6Indonesia visa requirements for Israeli citizens

• A valid Israeli passport (at least 6 months validity)
• Prior approval (reference/telex) from the Directorate General of Immigration in Jakarta, usually arranged via a sponsor
• A visa application submitted to an Indonesian embassy or consulate
• Supporting documents as requested by the mission (itinerary, accommodation, funds)

Your visa is issued by an Indonesian embassy or consulate after a sponsor's calling-visa request is approved. It cannot be filed through the standard online eVisa.

8Entry & Exit Information

• Present the visa issued by the Indonesian mission together with your passport.
• Be prepared to show proof of onward travel, accommodation, and sufficient funds if requested.
• Follow all customs regulations—do not bring prohibited items (e.g., narcotics, certain plants, or animals).
• Keep your passport (and visa, if you have one) with you at all times during your stay.

9Visa Validity & Extension

Extension rules depend on the visa the Indonesian mission issues; ask the issuing embassy or consulate.

10Common Mistakes to Avoid

• Submitting an application with incorrect or incomplete information.
• Using a passport with less than 6 months validity.
• Bringing prohibited or restricted items into Indonesia.

11Travel Tips for Israeli citizens Visiting Indonesia

• Currency: The official currency is the Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). ATMs are widely available in major cities and tourist areas. US dollars are sometimes accepted at hotels and tour operators, but you'll get better value using rupiah.
• Language: Bahasa Indonesia is the national language, and English is commonly spoken in tourist areas, especially in Bali, Jakarta, and major destinations.
• Health: Bring mosquito repellent and consider anti-malarial medication for certain regions. Yellow fever vaccination is required if arriving from a country with risk of yellow fever.
• Weather: Indonesia has a tropical climate with two seasons: dry season (April–October) is best for travel; wet season (November–March) has daily rain showers but is still warm and enjoyable.
• Culture: Dress modestly, especially when visiting temples and religious sites. Always ask before taking photos of people. Respect local customs and traditions.
• Safety: Indonesia is generally safe for tourists, but use common sense, keep valuables secure, and be cautious in crowded areas.
• Electricity: Indonesia uses Type C and F plugs (European style, 220V). Bring an adapter if needed.
• Emergency: Dial 110 for police, 118 for medical emergency, 113 for fire and rescue, 108 for general information.

12Contact & Support

Indonesia eVisa Team is dedicated to providing 24/7 support for your Indonesia eVisa application. Every inquiry is handled by a real human—never a chatbot. If you have questions or need assistance, use the contact form on this page or email us at visa@indonesiaimmigration.com.