Indonesia Expat
Featured News

Indonesian Passports now Eligible for Visa Free Travel to 81 Countries

Indonesian Passport

A number of countries are reported to have dropped the visa requirements for Indonesian passport holders.

According to Passport Index, 81 countries currently allow Indonesian passport holders to visit without the need of a visa, an increase from 74 countries in February 2019. However, some countries may require an e-visa or a visa on arrival. Also, there are countries which employ the regulation only in certain airports.

The seven countries which allow Indonesians to travel without visa includes: Barbados (90 days visa-free), Bolivia (90 days with visa on arrival/e-visa), Namibia (90 days visa-free), Nigeria (pre-visa on arrival), Pakistan (90 days with visa on arrival/e-visa), Saint Kitts and Nevis (90 days visa-free) and Senegal (30 days with visa on arrival).

The complete and updated list is currently available at passportindex.org.

Source: The Jakarta Post
Image: The Jakarta Post

See: Indonesia Visa Overstay Fine Rises Sharply

Related posts

A Decade Gone and Bali’s Spirit Lives On

Antony Sutton

New Rp1,000-100,000 Banknotes Launched

Indonesia Expat

KPK Raids James Riady’s Home as part of Lippo Group Bribery Investigation

Indonesia Expat

Migrant Worker Quandary: To be Overworked? Or Have No Work at All?

Jason Hue

Bali Governor: 16 VoA Countries Proposed, Deportation and Sanction to Violators

Indonesia Expat

Ubud: A Writers? Festival for Thinkers

Indonesia Expat