Indonesia earlier this month expanded visa-on-arrival and dropped the arrival PCR-RT test altogether (read more here).
The country has today expanded the visa-on-arrival to 17 additional nationalities. VOA is now available to citizens of 60 countries, including all European Union member states.
You can access the Indonesia Tourism website here.
Eligible Countries April 28, 2022:
1. ARGENTINA
2. AUSTRALIA
3. AUSTRIA
4. BELGIUM
5. BRAZIL
6. BRUNEI DARUSS.
7. BULGARIA
8. CAMBODIA
9. CANADA
10. CHINA
11. CROATIA
12. CZECH
13. CYPRUS
14. DENMARK
15. EAST TIMOR
16. ESTONIA
17. INDIA
18. IRELAND
19. ITALY
20. FINLAND
21. FRANCE
22. GERMANY
23. GREECE
24. HONG KONG
25. HUNGARY
26. JAPAN
27. LAOS
28. LATVIA
29. LITHUANIA
30. LUXEMBURG
31. MALAYSIA
32. MALTA
33. MEXICO
34. MYANMAR
35. NETHERLANDS
36. NEW ZEALAND
37. NORWAY
38. PHILIPPINES
39. POLAND
40. PORTUGAL
41. QATAR
42. ROMANIA
43. SAUDI ARABIA
44. SEYCHELLES
45. SINGAPORE
46. SLOVAKIA
47. SLOVENIA
48. SOUTH AFRICA
49. SOUTH KOREA
50. SPAIN
51. SWEDEN
52. SWITZERLAND
53. TAIWAN
54. THAILAND
55. TUNISIA
56. TURKEY
57. the UK
58. THE US
59. UAE
60. VIETNAM
Announcement from Indonesia:
Conclusion
All you need to enter Indonesia, if fully vaccinated, is to have a predeparture PCR-RT test. I wish that they would soon remove this as well.
I will return to Bali in the second half of May for ten or so days. I have some difficulties with the ticket entering the island (Malaysia Airlines ended up canceling the flight), but the flight out on Singapore Airlines appears to be operating.
