Yes, a visa is required to travel from Denmark to Indonesia.
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Do I need a visa for Indonesia from Denmark?
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Danish travellers need a visa for Indonesia; the e-Visa is requested online before departure, and a visa on arrival remains an option at certain entry points.
A Danish national considering Bali, Ubud or the Komodo islands must secure authorisation before flying out. From Denmark, the e-Visa requested on Indonesia's official immigration portal is the most direct route, with payment made online. The passport must keep at least six months' validity beyond arrival.
Do you need a visa?
Denmark is not among the countries exempt from an Indonesian visa, so a Danish passport holder must hold a valid visa for both a leisure trip and a short business visit. The electronic e-Visa, obtained before boarding, is recommended; a visa on arrival survives at some airports and seaports, but the e-Visa avoids the wait and the risk of being refused boarding.
How and where to apply
The application is completed entirely online, from Copenhagen, Aarhus or anywhere else in Denmark, at the official portal evisa.imigrasi.go.id. You create an account, fill in the form, upload the required documents and pay by card; the authorisation reaches you by email, with no embassy appointment.
Documents and fees
Bring a Danish passport valid for at least six months, a compliant photo, an address for your stay in Indonesia and, usually, a ticket out of the country. The fee amount and the validity period vary by visa category and are not stated here — check the official rate shown on the portal when you submit the application.
Processing and tips
The lead time depends on the category and the number of applications in the queue, so allow a buffer of several days before the flight. Carry the e-Visa printed or saved on your phone, make sure the name and passport number match the document, and keep the proof of payment.
Common mistakes
Recurring mistakes by Danish travellers: a passport approaching expiry, an error in the passport number, a forgotten proof of accommodation or return ticket, and confusing the tourist e-Visa with the visa on arrival. Going through a commercial intermediary instead of the official portal also brings unnecessary charges.
Official sources
- Indonesia e-Visa (portail officiel)
- Direction générale de l'immigration d'Indonésie
- Ministère des Affaires étrangères de la République d'Indonésie
Information verified on July 8, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you need a visa to travel to Indonesia from Denmark?▾
A visa on arrival is issued to travellers from Denmark directly at the Indonesia border (allowed duration: 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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