Citizens of European Union member states planning a trip to Indonesia in 2026 need to obtain a visa. All EU nationals are eligible for the Indonesia eVOA (Electronic Visa on Arrival / B1), which can be applied for online before departure. This guide covers the process, requirements, and practical tips for European visitors.
Do EU Citizens Need a Visa for Indonesia?
Yes – all EU passport holders require a visa to enter Indonesia. EU citizens are not on Indonesia’s visa-free list (with the exception of countries that have bilateral agreements – primarily ASEAN members, which no EU country is part of). However, all EU nationals are eligible for the eVOA (B1) at IDR 500,000 per person.
EU Citizens and Indonesia eVOA – Key Details
- Cost: IDR 500,000 (~€30 EUR / ~$32 USD at April 2026 rates)
- Validity: 30 days from entry
- Extension: One 30-day extension (total 60 days possible)
- Entry: Single entry
- Processing: 3-5 business days
- Portal: molina.imigrasi.go.id
EU citizens can also apply for the C1 Visit Visa (60 days, IDR 500,000) via evisa.imigrasi.go.id for longer stays without needing to extend.
All EU Countries Eligible for Indonesia eVOA
The following EU member states are all eligible for the Indonesia eVOA: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, and Sweden.
Additionally, non-EU European countries such as Norway, Switzerland, Iceland, United Kingdom (post-Brexit), Albania, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, and others are also eligible. See the full eligible countries list.
How European Citizens Apply for Indonesia eVisa
- Go to molina.imigrasi.go.id and register with your EU email address
- Select B1 eVOA (Visitor Visa)
- Enter your EU passport details and intended travel dates
- Upload your passport bio page scan and recent passport photo (white background)
- Upload return/onward flight confirmation and hotel booking
- Pay IDR 500,000 via Mastercard, Visa, or SIMPONI
- Await approval (3-5 business days) and download your eVisa
See our complete application guide and requirements page for full details.
European Connections to Indonesia
Main European departure points for Indonesia:
- Amsterdam (AMS): KLM direct flights to Jakarta (~15 hours) and Bali (~16 hours)
- Frankfurt (FRA): Lufthansa/partner connections via Singapore, Dubai, or Doha
- Paris (CDG): Air France via Singapore, ~18 hours total
- Madrid (MAD): Various carriers via Middle East hubs
- Rome (FCO): Connections via Dubai, Doha, or Singapore
KLM operates the only direct European flights to Indonesia (Amsterdam-Jakarta and Amsterdam-Bali).
Schengen and Indonesia – Important Note
EU passport holders can travel to Indonesia without any impact on their Schengen rights. Stays in Indonesia do not count toward the 90/180-day Schengen rule. You can visit Indonesia for the full 60 days and return to the Schengen Area without restriction (subject to your normal Schengen entitlement).
For travel information once in Indonesia, read our Indonesia travel guide 2026 and Indonesia entry requirements 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions – EU Citizens
Can EU citizens travel to Indonesia without a visa?
No – EU citizens need the eVOA (B1) at IDR 500,000 (~€30). Apply online at molina.imigrasi.go.id or pay at the airport on arrival. ASEAN citizens are visa-free, but no EU country is part of ASEAN.
How much is Indonesia visa for European citizens?
IDR 500,000 per person – approximately €30 EUR at April 2026 exchange rates. The fee is the same for all EU nationalities. Plus Bali tourist levy IDR 150,000 (~€9) if visiting Bali.
Is there a Schengen visa needed to return from Indonesia?
Schengen Area citizens can freely return to the EU after visiting Indonesia – no additional visa is needed for EU citizens entering the Schengen Area on their EU passport. Non-EU residents of Schengen may need to ensure their Schengen visa remains valid for return.
