Indonesian passport is getting more powerful for international travel without the hassle of visa applications. Based on Passport Index 2025, Indonesian passport has a mobility score of 92, meaning access to 92 countries through visa-free, visa on arrival, or electronic travel authorization. There are 42 countries offering visa-free access, 44 countries with visa on arrival, and 5 countries accepting eTA for Indonesian passport holders.
Indonesian Passport Ranking
Indonesian passport currently ranks 54th globally with a 46% world reach among all passports worldwide. Out of 92 accessible destinations, 42 countries offer visa-free entry, 44 countries provide visa on arrival, and 5 countries accept eTA. However, 106 countries still require regular visas, so always check requirements before booking your flights.
42 Visa-Free Countries for Indonesian Passport
Here's the complete list of 42 countries you can visit without a visa with permitted stay duration:
Asia-Pacific
- Vietnam (30 days)
- Thailand (60 days)
- Singapore (30 days)
- Philippines (30 days)
- Myanmar (14 days)
- Malaysia (30 days)
- Laos (30 days)
- Cambodia (30 days)
- Brunei (14 days)
- Timor-Leste (30 days)
- Hong Kong (30 days)
- Macao (30 days)
Middle East & Central Asia
- Iran (15 days)
- Türkiye (30 days)
- Kazakhstan (30 days)
- Uzbekistan (30 days)
- Palestinian Territories
Africa
- Angola (30 days)
- Gambia (90 days)
- Mali (30 days)
- Morocco (90 days)
- Namibia (30 days)
- Tunisia (90 days)
- Rwanda (90 days)
Americas
- Brazil (30 days)
- Chile (90 days)
- Colombia (90 days)
- Ecuador (90 days)
- Guyana (30 days)
- Haiti (90 days)
- Peru (180 days)
- Venezuela (90 days)
Caribbean & Pacific Islands
- Barbados (90 days)
- Dominica (21 days)
- St. Vincent and the Grenadines (90 days)
- Fiji (120 days), Kiribati (90 days)
- Micronesia (30 days)
- Vanuatu
Europe & Balkans
- Albania (30 days)
- Belarus (30 days)
- Serbia (30 days)
44 Countries with Visa on Arrival
Besides visa-free access, 44 countries offer visa on arrival for Indonesian passport holders at immigration checkpoints upon arrival:
Popular Tourist Destinations
- Maldives (honeymoons)
- Jordan (Petra tours)
- Nepal (trekking)
- Sri Lanka (cultural experiences)
Middle East
- Oman
- Qatar
Central Asia
- Kyrgyzstan
South Asia
- Bangladesh
Africa
- Burundi
- Cape Verde
- Comoros
- Democratic Republic of Congo
- Djibouti
- Ethiopia
- Guinea-Bissau
- Madagascar
- Malawi
- Mauritius
- Mozambique
- Sierra Leone
- Tanzania
- Zimbabwe
Americas
- Cuba
- Nicaragua
Caucasus
- Armenia
- Azerbaijan
Pacific Islands
- Marshall Islands
- Palau
- Samoa
- Tuvalu
5 Countries with Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)
eTA is an online system simpler than regular visas but still requires application before departure from Indonesia. Kenya and Seychelles offer eTA for Indonesian travelers planning safari or beach holidays in Africa with straightforward online processes. Saint Kitts and Nevis in the Caribbean also accepts eTA for Indonesian passports with easy online application procedures. Japan has a visa waiver program similar to eTA for Indonesian tourists for short-term visits.
Tips for Traveling with Visa-Free Access
Always check the latest visa requirements before booking as policies can change anytime, especially post-pandemic with new regulations. Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months from entry date and has enough blank pages for immigration stamps. Prepare proof of return tickets and hotel bookings as immigration may request these documents even for visa-free entries.
Required Documents to Prepare
Valid Indonesian passport with minimum 6 months validity is the main requirement for all international travel regardless of destination. Return or onward flight tickets prove you will leave the country within the permitted stay duration allowed. Hotel bookings or invitation letters show you have accommodation arrangements during your visit to the destination country.
