Yes, a visa is required to travel from Israel to Indonesia.
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Israeli nationals cannot get a visa on arrival for Indonesia: they must obtain a visa through consular channels before departure. The application goes through the official e-Visa portal or a diplomatic mission and usually requires a local sponsor.
Indonesia and Israel do not maintain formal diplomatic relations, which makes entry for Israeli travellers more tightly regulated than for most nationalities. There is neither a visa exemption nor a visa on arrival for Israeli passport holders. Any visit must be arranged in advance, with a visa issued before travel and full supporting documentation.
Do you need a visa?
Yes, and it must be obtained before arriving in Indonesia: visa on arrival is not open to Israeli nationals. An Israeli passport allows no entry without a prior visa. The applicable regime is consular, meaning an authorisation granted in advance.
How and where to apply
The application is made ahead of time, in principle through the official e-Visa portal (evisa.imigrasi.go.id), often with the support of a sponsor or guarantor in Indonesia. Depending on the case, an Indonesian diplomatic mission in a third country may also handle it. Because the exact channel must be confirmed, check with the Indonesian authorities before committing.
Documents and fees
Prepare a passport valid for at least six months, ID photos, proof of funds and an accommodation address; a local guarantor and a letter of invitation are frequently required. Additional supporting documents may be requested during review. As the fee is not confirmed here, verify it on the official portal.
Processing and tips
Processing a consular visa takes longer than a simple e-VOA: start several weeks before departure. Do not book non-refundable flights until the visa is granted. Keep every written exchange with the authorities, as enhanced scrutiny is possible.
Common mistakes
The most serious is assuming a visa on arrival: an Israeli refused for lack of a prior visa cannot regularise on the spot. Another mistake is underestimating the local guarantor's role, often essential to the file. Finally, a passport close to expiry leads to near-automatic rejection.
Official sources
- Indonésie e-Visa — Direction générale de l'immigration
- Direction générale de l'immigration (Imigrasi)
- Ministère indonésien des Affaires étrangères (Kemlu)
Information verified on July 8, 2026.
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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.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you need a visa to travel to Indonesia from Israel?▾
Yes, an e-visa (electronic visa) is required. It is applied for online before departure and allows a stay of 60 days (B1) / 60 days within 1 year (B2).
How much does the Indonesia visa cost?▾
The tourist visa costs between 50 and 100 USD in official fees. Service fees may apply when using a provider.
How long does it take to get the Indonesia visa?▾
The usual processing time is 4-5 business days. Allow some buffer before your departure.
How long can you stay in Indonesia?▾
The tourist visa allows a stay of 60 days (B1) / 60 days within 1 year (B2).
What other visa types exist for Indonesia?▾
Depending on the purpose of stay, Indonesia offers among others: Second Home visa (B211A long-stay), Digital Nomad visa (E33G), Student visa (E30A), Medical treatment visa, Business eVisa (B211A), KITAS work permit (temporary residence).
Data verified on 23/07/2026
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