All travellers entering Indonesia must complete the Indonesia Arrival Card. From October 1, 2025, this digital entry form is mandatory for passengers arriving at international airports in Indonesia.
In this guide, we explain how the electronic declaration works, what information you need, and how the All Indonesia system has replaced the previously used SATUSEHAT Health Pass and Electronic Customs Declaration.
Note: IndonesiaVisaOnline.com is a private agency, not an official government portal. The official system can be used free of charge through allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id or the All Indonesia app.
Our service is optional. If you choose to apply through IndonesiaVisaOnline.com, we charge a service fee for assistance with preparing, checking, and processing your travel documents.
What Is the Indonesia Arrival Card?
The Indonesia Arrival Card is a digital entry form required for every traveler arriving in the country. It serves as a combined health, immigration, and customs declaration, which helps to speed up the arrivals process.
You must complete the Arrival Card form online before you travel. Once approved, you’ll receive a QR code to show at Indonesian immigration and customs checkpoints. It’s the only document you need to complete to give health and customs details.
Important: The Arrival Card is not a visa. Visa rules for Indonesia are not related to your health and customs form. If you need a visa, apply in the usual way.
Why Indonesia Unified the Health Pass and Customs Declaration
Previously, travelers entering Indonesia had to complete two separate passenger forms:
- SATUSEHAT Health Pass (SSHP): Now phased out
- Electronic Customs Declaration (e-CD): Now phased out
The Indonesia Arrival Card system was introduced to bring key arrival declarations into one digital process. It collects immigration, customs, and health information through a single electronic form.
This helps reduce duplication and makes arrival checks more streamlined for passengers and Indonesian authorities.
From October 1, 2025, the Indonesia Arrival Card is mandatory for passengers arriving at international airports in Indonesia.
Who Needs to Complete the Indonesia Arrival Card
The Arrival Card is mandatory for all travelers entering Indonesia, regardless of nationality, visa requirements, or age. You must fill it out before you travel.
It’s needed if you’re a:
- Foreign tourist
- Business visitor
- Returning resident or Indonesian citizen
If you’re traveling as a family, you can include child passengers on your application. Simply check the box that asks about traveling with minors.
When and How to Submit the Arrival Card
Our site helps you get the documents you need in advance. Apply for your Arrival Card when it suits you best, and we’ll process your order at the right time for your travel dates.
If you apply through the government site, you must complete the form within 72 hours before your scheduled arrival in Indonesia.
Your Arrival Card with IndonesiaVisaOnline.com
It only takes a few minutes to complete your Arrival Card form with our user-friendly platform. Here’s how it works, step by step:
- Fill out our simple application form — Add your passport details, reason for traveling, and trip itinerary.
- Give your customs and health information — Check the built-in tooltips for help with what’s required for each question.
- Get approval via email — Receive your confirmed Arrival Card QR code, ready for travel.
Our service is optional and includes assistance with preparing, checking, and processing your digital entry form. We charge a service fee for this support.
Need a visa for your trip too? Get your visa and Arrival Card with just one simple application with our easy-to-complete form. Apply today and get your mandatory travel documents in just 1 to 2 days.
What information is needed for the Arrival Card?
The Arrival Card contains questions on your health status and the goods you’ll be bringing into Indonesia. Make sure to answer the questions fully and accurately.
You’ll be asked for:
- Personal and passport details
- Travel itinerary and arrival information
- Transport and accommodation details
- Health and quarantine information
- Customs details about the goods you’re bringing into Indonesia
For the health declaration, you’ll be asked about symptoms you may be experiencing, such as a fever or skin rashes.:
For most travelers, there’s no need to upload a vaccination record. If you’ve recently visited a region where Yellow Fever is endemic, a certificate of vaccination is required for travel.
For the customs declaration, you’ll be asked about the luggage you’ll bring into the country and its contents. You must declare:
- Currency over the value of IDR 100 million (around USD 6,000)
- Gifts for people living in Indonesia worth over USD 500
- Alcoholic beverages of more than 1 liter
- e-Cigarette liquids over 30 milliliters
- Tobacco products over the permitted duty-free quantity (200 cigarettes, 25 cigars, 100 grams of loose tobacco)
- Cell phones, tablets, or laptops that will be registered with the IMEI cellular network (using a local Indonesian SIM)
How to get and use the Arrival Card QR code
After you submit the All Indonesia form, a QR code is generated for your trip. Our team will send the completed declaration QR code to you by email.
Have the code ready to present to immigration officers when you arrive in Indonesia.
You can carry a printed copy or save the QR code to your mobile device. Without it, your arrival checks may be delayed.
Benefits of the Arrival Card System
The new travel declaration makes it easier for visitors to complete the checks for arriving passengers. It also helps immigration authorities manage traveler information more efficiently.
- One form to collect all your details
- Quick, online, and convenient
- Pre-cleared data speeds up airport procedures
- Improved health and border safety
Does the Arrival Card replace the e-CD and SATUSEHAT Health Pass?
Yes. The Electronic Customs Declaration (e-CD) and SATUSEHAT Health Pass have been phased out and replaced by the Arrival Card system.
The Indonesia Arrival Card brings immigration, customs, and health declarations into one digital process.
It’s the main passenger declaration you need to complete before traveling to Indonesia. It does not replace a visa, Visa on Arrival, e-VOA, visa exemption, or the Bali Tourist Tax.
Avoid Mistakes and Get Fast Arrival Card Approval
We specialize in helping travelers secure the documents needed for Indonesia. Here are our top tips on how to get your Arrival Card approved the first time:
- Fill out the form in good time — Left it too late? We offer 1-hour Priority Processing for last-minute orders.
- Double-check your key details — We review all applications to make sure there’s no missing information.
- Include minors in your application — If you’re traveling with children, add their passport numbers in your form.
- Check visa rules — You still need a visa or visa exemption to enter Indonesia, depending on your nationality.
- Read up on other requirements — If visiting Bali, don’t forget to pay the Bali Tourist Tax in advance.
Before traveling to Indonesia, make sure you complete the Arrival Card within the required timeframe and have your QR code ready for arrival checks.
