Yes, a visa is required to travel from Indonesia to Portugal.
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90 EUR
Processing time
15-45 days
Allowed stay
90 days per 180-day period
How much does a visa for Portugal cost from Indonesia?
90 EUR
Official government fee only. Providers and visa centres add their own service charge on top.
What documents are required for a visa for Portugal?
Documents required for the Portugal visa:
- Passport valid 3 months beyond departure
- Completed application form
- Two passport-size photos
- Travel medical insurance (€30,000 coverage)
- Proof of accommodation
- Return or onward ticket
- Proof of sufficient funds
- Biometric data (fingerprints)
How to apply for a visa for Portugal from Indonesia
- 1Book an appointment at the embassy, consulate or visa application centre.
- 2Assemble the complete file before the appointment.
- 3Submit the file and provide your biometric data.
- 4Track the processing and wait for the decision.
- 5Collect your passport with the visa sticker.
Steps below describe how the consular visa regime works. Confirm the specifics with the official source.
How long does the Portugal visa take?
15-45 days
Indicative time, counted from a complete file. Peak season can be longer.
Do I need a visa for Portugal from Indonesia?
Discover visa requirements for your trip
Indonesian nationals need a Schengen short-stay (Type C) visa to visit Portugal as tourists for up to 90 days in any 180-day period. The visa must be obtained before departure.
Portugal is part of the Schengen area, and Indonesian passport holders are not exempt, so a visa is required in advance. Because Portugal must be your main destination or first point of entry, the application goes through its representation. This guide sets out the steps for an Indonesian applicant filing from Indonesia.
Do you need a visa?
Yes. An Indonesian citizen must obtain a Schengen Type C visa before travelling to Portugal for tourism. It allows a stay of up to 90 days within any 180-day period and free movement across the Schengen area, provided Portugal remains your main destination (where you spend the most nights) or your first country of entry.
How and where to apply
From Indonesia, apply at the Portuguese Embassy in Jakarta or its authorised visa centre (VFS Global, depending on the current arrangement). You book an appointment, complete the Schengen application form and attend in person so your biometrics (fingerprints and photo) can be captured. Confirm the exact channel and drop-off address on the official portal vistos.mne.gov.pt before travelling to the centre.
Documents and fees
Prepare a passport valid for at least three months beyond your intended return, the signed application form, a recent compliant photo, travel medical insurance covering at least €30,000 (care and repatriation) valid across the Schengen area, proof of accommodation, an itinerary or bookings, and evidence of sufficient funds. The visa fee is about €90 for an adult, excluding any service charge from the visa centre.
Processing and tips
Processing usually takes 15 to 45 days, so submit early, but no sooner than six months before departure. A complete, consistent file (matching dates, accommodation and funds) speeds up the review. Keep the originals of your insurance and bookings with you, as they can be requested when you enter Portugal.
Common mistakes to avoid
Do not apply to Portugal if you will actually spend more time in another Schengen country: the file belongs with your main destination. Also avoid insurance below €30,000, a passport with too little validity, or unconfirmed bookings. Finally, confirm entry health conditions with the official source before you leave.
Best time to travel
Portugal has a mild, temperate climate with warm summers and moderate winters. The optimal travel period is from spring to autumn, particularly between April and October, when the weather is sunny and pleasant. Avoiding peak summer months may be preferable for those seeking fewer tourists, but this season is ideal for enjoying beaches and outdoor activities.
Main arrival airports
The main international airports in Portugal are Lisbon Airport (Humberto Delgado), serving the capital, and Porto Airport (Francisco Sá Carneiro), for the northern region. These airports handle most international flights from Asia, including Indonesia, and are common entry points for international travelers.
Documents to prepare
For a consular visa application, travelers must prepare a valid passport with sufficient validity for the duration of stay, along with a return flight ticket, proof of accommodation, travel insurance covering the entire stay, and any additional documents required by the Portuguese embassy or consulate.
Official sources
- Vistos MNE: portail officiel des visas du Portugal
- Ambassade du Portugal à Jakarta
- European Commission: Schengen visa policy
Information verified on July 26, 2026.
Essential Portugal information
Portugal is a Southern European country located on the Iberian Peninsula. A member of the European Union, it is known for its rich historical heritage, Atlantic beaches, and strategic position in the Atlantic Ocean. Its capital is Lisbon.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you need a visa to travel to Portugal from Indonesia?▾
Yes, a consular visa is required: applications are made at the embassy or consulate before departure (allowed stay: 90 days per 180-day period).
How much does a tourist visa for Portugal cost?▾
The tourist visa costs from 90 EUR in official fees. Service fees may apply when using a provider.
How long does it take to get a visa for Portugal?▾
The usual processing time is 15-45 days. Allow some buffer before your departure.
What documents are required for a visa to Portugal?▾
For the tourist visa application, you will need: Passport valid 3 months beyond departure, Completed application form, Two passport-size photos, Travel medical insurance (€30,000 coverage), Proof of accommodation, Return or onward ticket, Proof of sufficient funds, Biometric data (fingerprints).
How do you apply for a Portugal visa from Indonesia?▾
The application goes through the embassy, consulate or an accredited visa application centre: book an appointment, assemble the file, submit it with biometric capture, then collect your passport once the decision is made.
How long can you stay in Portugal?▾
The tourist visa allows a stay of 90 days per 180-day period.
What other visa types exist for Portugal?▾
Depending on the purpose of stay, Portugal offers among others: Self-employed / Entrepreneur visa (D2), D8 Digital Nomad visa, Highly Qualified Activity visa (D3 / Tech Visa), Job seeker visa, Employed Work visa (D1), Study visa.
Data verified on 23/08/2026 · Our methodology
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