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A visa is required for Indonesia, and citizens of Ireland can obtain it on arrival, for stays up to 30 days.
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Mandatory arrival form: All Indonesia. From 3 days before arrival. Free: beware of websites that charge for it.
Fill it in on the official website (allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id)
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Official fee
500,000 IDR
Processing time
On arrival
Allowed stay
30 days
Irish nationals must obtain a visa for Indonesia; in practice the e-Visa is requested online before travel, with a visa on arrival offered only at certain entry points.
An Irish traveller heading to Bali, Lombok or Jakarta must sort out the entry formality before leaving. The most reliable channel from Ireland is the e-Visa, completed on Indonesia's official immigration portal and paid online. Make sure your passport stays valid for at least six months beyond the arrival date.

Ireland is not among the countries exempt from a visa for Indonesia, so an Irish passport holder needs a valid visa whether the trip is a short leisure or business stay. The electronic e-Visa, requested before boarding, is the recommended option; a visa on arrival still exists at some airports but exposes you to queues and a possible refusal at the counter.
500,000 IDR
Official government fee only. Providers and visa centres add their own service charge on top.
Indonesia e-Visa, applied for online before departure: 1,000,000 IDR.
Documents published for the online application (Indonesia e-Visa):
No separate list is published for the visa issued on arrival in a source we can verify: confirm with the official source which documents the counter will ask for.
Gather an Irish passport valid for at least six months, a compliant photograph, the address of your accommodation in Indonesia and, in most cases, an onward or return ticket. The precise fee and permitted length of stay depend on the category chosen, refer to the official amount displayed on the portal at the time of application.
Another route is open to your nationality: Indonesia e-Visa, applied for online before departure.
The whole procedure runs online, whether you are in Dublin, Cork or elsewhere in Ireland, at the official site evisa.imigrasi.go.id. After creating an account you complete the form, attach the documents and pay by card; the e-Visa is then emailed to you, with no need to visit the embassy.
A visa on arrival for Indonesia is issued at the border post itself, at a counter placed before immigration control.
Using an online service
You never have to use an intermediary. If you would rather have a service fill in and file the application online for you before departure, iVisa does it for a service fee, charged on top of the official fees. It does not change the decision.
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The regime follows your nationality, not where you live. If you reside in Ireland but travel on another country's passport, the rule on this page is not yours. Filing usually still happens from your country of residence, at the post competent for it, but the requirement itself comes from your passport.
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A visa on arrival is issued at the counter of the entry point when you cross the border: there is no processing time to plan for before departure.
Through the online application (Indonesia e-Visa): 4-5 business days.
Turnaround time fluctuates with the category and demand, so plan a few days ahead instead of applying the night before your flight. Keep the e-Visa on paper or on your phone, check that your name and passport number are entered exactly as on the document, and retain the payment receipt.



Passport validity, border checks, minors, overstays: the rules common to every trip are gathered on our travel tips page. Formalities before you leave
Common slip-ups among Irish travellers include a passport near expiry, a mistyped passport number, a missing proof of accommodation or return ticket, and mixing up the tourist e-Visa with the visa on arrival. Using a paid intermediary platform rather than the official site needlessly inflates the cost.
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Online application for Indonesia, with no consulate visit.
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