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Yes, a visa is required to travel from Djibouti to Indonesia.

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Do I need a visa for Indonesia from Djibouti?

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In short

Djiboutian nationals must obtain a visa before entering Indonesia. The application is made through the online e-Visa, before departure.

Travellers from Djibouti planning a stay in Indonesia must first secure their visa. With no easily reachable Indonesian mission in Djibouti, the online e-Visa is the most direct route, whether from the capital or while travelling. The visa is then shown on arrival at Jakarta, Bali or another authorised entry point.

Do you need a visa?

Yes. A Djiboutian citizen needs a visa for Indonesia and must obtain it before the trip. The electronic e-Visa is the standard procedure; you should not travel counting on a mere visa on arrival, even though it exists at some entry points.

How and where to apply

The application is made online on the official portal evisa.imigrasi.go.id: account creation, form, document uploads and payment by bank card. The approved visa is sent by email, to be printed or kept on your phone for the check on arrival.

Documents and fees

Gather a Djiboutian passport valid at least six months beyond entry, a compliant photo, an accommodation address and, depending on the visa category, a return ticket and proof of funds. The fee amount and the length of stay depend on the visa type; the exact rate, not confirmed here, appears on the official portal.

Processing and tips

Submit several working days before the flight to cover processing and any request for additional documents. Check that you have an internationally accepted payment card and that the details entered match the passport exactly.

Common mistakes

The main reasons for hold-ups are a passport close to expiry, a non-compliant photo and a rejected payment. Avoid intermediary sites that inflate the fee, and do not rely on a visa on arrival without prior official confirmation.

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Essential Indonesia information

Capital : Jakarta

Indonesia is the 4th most populous country in the world with nearly 288 million inhabitants. It is the leading economy in Southeast Asia and a G20 member, experiencing sustained economic growth of approximately 5% annually for 50 years and ranking among the world's top 10 economies.

Weather in Jakarta

Updated : 2026-07-24 16:15
Smoky haze
31.4°C
Smoky haze
Feels like : 34.2°C
Humidity : 52%

Practical travel information

Population : 287,887,000
Languages :
  • Indonésien
  • Javanais
  • Soundanais
  • Madourais
Currency : Rp (Indonesian Rupiah)
Continent : Asia
Area : 1,811,570 km²
Coordinates : Lat: -6.17, Lng: 106.83
Government : Presidential Republic
National day : August 17 - Independence Day

Essential preparations

Timezone : Asia/Jakarta
Calling code : +62
Internet domain : .id
Tap water : Not safe
Driving : Left
Tipping : 5-10% in restaurants, not mandatory
Emergency numbers :
  • Police : 110
  • Ambulance : 118
  • Fire brigade : 113
Electricity : 220V / 50Hz / Plugs : Type C, Type I
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Frequently asked questions

Do you need a visa to travel to Indonesia from Djibouti?

Yes, an e-visa (electronic visa) is required. It is applied for online before departure and allows a stay of 30 days.

How long can you stay in Indonesia?

The tourist visa allows a stay of 30 days.

What other visa types exist for Indonesia?

Depending on the purpose of stay, Indonesia offers among others: Student visa (E30A), Medical treatment visa, Business eVisa (B211A), Second Home visa (B211A long-stay), Digital Nomad visa (E33G), KITAS work permit (temporary residence).

Data verified on 23/07/2026

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