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Indonesia visa for Nepali

Tourist & transit visa for Nepali
Visa required in advance. Nepal is not eligible for Indonesian visa on arrival.
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Entry: the number of times you can enter Indonesia on this visa. Stay: the maximum number of days you may remain in Indonesia per entry. Validity: the window during which the visa can be used, counted from the date of approval.
Tourist
C1 Tourist e-Visa (Single Entry) iCovers all Indonesian destinations, including Bali, Jakarta, Lombok, and Yogyakarta
Apply online, no embassy visit required
NPR 15,000
incl. VAT
ā— Online
Entry
single
Stay
60 days per entry
Extendable
Twice inside Indonesia, up to 180 days maximum Must enter Indonesia within 90 days of approval, or the visa becomes invalid
Processing time
7 to 12 working days
Application
100% online, no embassy visit, as there is no Indonesian embassy in Nepal
What you will need
  • Scanned copy of passport, valid 6 months from date of travel, with 1 to 2 blank pages
  • Photo, 35x45mm, color, white background, taken within the last 6 months
  • Confirmed return flight tickets
  • Confirmed hotel booking covering the full stay
  • Bank statement for the last 3 months, with minimum balance requirements based on traveler type
Extensions require an in-person visit to an immigration office in Indonesia for biometrics, at approximately IDR 500,000 per extension. This is separate from the All Indonesia Arrival Card and the Bali Tourist Levy, both required for entry.
Visa application feeNPR 15,000 Ā· incl. VAT

Visa fees, extension fees, and government charges are subject to change without notice. Please confirm the current rate at the time of application.

Travelling on a non-Nepali passport?

Our visa guidance is prepared for Nepali passport holders. If you hold a different passport, our team is happy to help, or check the official rules for your nationality.

Indonesia visa — common questions

Do I need a visa to visit Indonesia from Nepal?

Yes. Nepali passport holders must apply for a visa in advance, since Nepal is not eligible for visa on arrival and there is no Indonesian embassy in Nepal. The C1 Tourist e-Visa is applied for entirely online and covers all destinations in Indonesia, including Bali.

What financial proof do I need to show for an Indonesia visa?

You'll need to submit a recent bank statement showing a minimum balance, with the exact amount depending on whether you're traveling alone, as a couple, or with family. Our team will guide you on which category applies to you and help you prepare the supporting documents, such as marriage or birth certificates, where required.

Can I extend my Indonesia visa after I arrive?

Yes, the tourist e-visa can be extended twice inside Indonesia, but each extension requires an in-person visit to an immigration office for biometrics. If you're planning a longer stay, let our team know in advance so we can help you plan around the extension process.

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Indonesia visa — complete guide

INDONESIA

  • Visa required in advance — Nepal is not eligible for Indonesian visa on arrival

C1 TOURIST E-VISA (SINGLE ENTRY)

Details

  • Entry: single

  • Stay: 60 days per entry

  • Extendable twice inside Indonesia — 180 days maximum

    • Each extension requires an in-person immigration office visit for biometrics, approx. IDR 500,000

  • Must enter within 90 days of approval, otherwise the visa becomes invalid

  • Processing: 7–12 working days

  • Application: 100% online, no embassy visit — there is no Indonesian embassy in Nepal

  • Covers all destinations in Indonesia including Bali, Jakarta, Lombok and Yogyakarta

  • Price: NPR 15,000

Documents required

  • Passport scanned copy — 6 months' validity from date of travel, 1–2 blank pages

  • Photo 35Ɨ45mm, colour, white background, taken within last 6 months

  • Confirmed return flight tickets

  • Confirmed hotel booking covering full stay

  • Bank statement, last 3 months

    • Individual: minimum closing balance NPR 3,00,000

    • Couple, same statement: NPR 6,00,000 combined + marriage certificate

    • Couple, separate statements: NPR 3,00,000 each + marriage certificate

    • Family: NPR 3,00,000 per person + relationship verification certificate

    • Per child: additional NPR 3,00,000 in parents' account + birth certificate

ALL INDONESIA ARRIVAL CARD (AIAC)

  • Mandatory for all travellers, separate from the visa

  • Free, at allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id

  • Submit within 3 days before arrival

  • Individual QR code per traveller

  • Replaced the previous customs declaration (e-CD) and health declaration forms

BALI TOURIST LEVY — BALI ARRIVALS ONLY

  • IDR 150,000 (approx. USD 10) per person, separate from the visa

  • Applies to children and infants

  • Payable once per visit

  • Pay at lovebali.baliprov.go.id — QR voucher issued

  • Spot-checks at temples and attractions since 2026


Gomayu handles the Indonesia and Bali visa for Nepali and Nepalese passport holders, whether you are applying from Nepal or living abroad as part of the Nepali diaspora. The requirements are the same; only your starting point differs.

Do you need a visa for Bali?

Bali is part of Indonesia, so the same rules apply. Nepali passport holders need a visa in advance and are not eligible for visa on arrival. The single C1 Tourist e-Visa covers your whole trip, including Bali, Jakarta, Lombok and Yogyakarta, so there is no separate Bali visa. Remember the free All Indonesia Arrival Card (AIAC) and, for Bali arrivals, the one-off Bali tourist levy.

Planning the whole trip? Explore our Indonesia tour packages and read our Bali travel guide for the best time to visit, top places and costs.

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