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Do Israeli citizens need a visa for Indonesia?
Israeli citizens need a regular visa to enter Indonesia.
Israeli citizens need a visa for Indonesia, issued by an embassy, consulate or visa centre before travel.
At a glance
| Visa type | Tourist visa (embassy or consulate) |
|---|---|
| Maximum stay | Set on the visa |
| Processing time | Shown when you apply |
| Application fee | Varies by embassy |
| Passport validity required | Valid 6+ months |
| Where to apply | The embassy, consulate or visa centre that handles your country |
How to apply, step by step
- Find the embassy, consulate or visa centre that handles applications from your country.
- Book an appointment and prepare the documents it lists.
- Submit the application and pay the fee.
- Wait for the decision before you book non-refundable travel.
Document checklist
- Israeli passport (valid 6+ months, with blank pages)
- Application form
- Passport photos
- Return ticket and accommodation
- Proof of funds
Frequently asked questions
How does the visa work?
Israel is on Indonesia's "calling visa" list: a sponsor in Indonesia applies, and each case is reviewed by several ministries. Refusals are common.
What happens if I overstay?
Fines, possible re-entry bans and complications for future applications.
About this page
Cross-checked against the official government source linked above and the Wikipedia article on visa policy of Indonesia. Verified weekly against three independent sources.
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