Indonesia Visa for Singaporean Passport Holders

Apply for Indonesia eVOA

Indonesian online visas are now available to citizens of Singapore.

The user-friendly application form and fast processing make Indonesia eVisas the ideal choice for tourists and business travelers from Singapore.

Singaporean passport holders must meet a few basic Indonesian e-Visas requirements to complete the online application. Get all the essential visa information on this page.

Do Singaporean Travelers Need a Visa for Indonesia?

Passengers with a Singapore passport may need a valid Indonesian visa to enter the country, depending on the situation:

Singaporean passport holders need an Indonesia visa for the following:

  • Visits of more than 30 days
  • Moving to Indonesia
  • Work
  • Study

Singaporeans do not need a visa for Indonesia for the following:

Visits to Indonesia for up to 30 days for:

  • Business
  • Leisure
  • Transit

To enter Indonesia visa-free, Singaporeans must arrive via one of the designated border crossings — these include:

  • 15 airports
  • 91 seaports
  • 12 land border crossing points

Can Singapore passport holders get an eVisa for Indonesia

When traveling for short-term visits, citizens of Singapore can get a visa online.

The eVisa is useful if you plan to stay for more than 30 days in the country, as it can be extended once in Indonesia, unlike visa-free visits.

The Indonesian eVisa allows Singaporean nationals to travel for the following purposes:

  • Vacations
  • Business meetings
  • Purchase of goods
  • Transit
  • Government visits

For long-term trips or for other travel purposes such as work or study, Singapore nationals need a different type of visa to travel to Indonesia. These can be obtained by submitting a paper application in person at an Indonesian embassy or consulate.

Indonesia's Online Visas for Singaporean Visitors

Electronic visas for Indonesia were introduced to simplify the visa application process. There are 2 different electronic visas.

Indonesia Electronic Visa on Arrival (e-VOA) Tourist Visitor Visa
Stay in Indonesia for up to 30 days with the e-VOA Stay in Indonesia for up to 60 days with the Tourist Visitor Visa

The following information applies to both the e-VOA and the Tourist Visitor Visa:

  • Validity — 90 days
  • Number of entries — single entry
  • Purpose of travel — tourism, business, transit, government visits

You’ll be assigned the correct visa type based on the arrival and departure dates. Your total length of stay is calculated: For stays of 60 days or more, the Visitor Visa is issued.

Do Singaporean children need an Indonesian visa?

All Singaporean nationals visiting Indonesia must have a visa, including minors.

Children and infants must have their own e-VOA or Tourist Visitor Visa. This is the case even if they are included in their parent’s passport.

Parents or guardians may complete the online application on behalf of their dependents.

Advantages of the Indonesian eVisa for Singapore passport holders

Although Singaporean passport holders enjoy visa exemption for Indonesia for up to 30 days, there are several advantages to getting the eVisa.

You cannot extend your stay past 30 days if you enter Indonesia visa-free. You must leave the country before the end of the 30-day period.

The online visas give you the following options:

  • With the e-VOA, you can extend your visit for a further 30 days
  • With the Tourist Visitor Visa, you can stay for up to 60 days

This makes the online visas ideal for mid-length stays in Indonesia.

Other benefits of the online visas include:

  • Quick and easy to apply
  • Rapid processing

How Can I Get an Indonesian Visa from Singapore?

The easiest way to get an Indonesian visa for Singaporean citizens is to apply online.

You need to:

  • Complete the e-Visa application form
  • Upload supporting documents
  • Pay the processing fee

All you need is an internet connection. Apply for your electronic visa from Singapore or anywhere else in the world outside of Indonesia.

You’ll receive your approved e-VOA or Tourist Visitor Visa by email. Print it out and present it when traveling from Singapore to Indonesia.

Application form for an Indonesia e-VOA from Singapore

The same application form is used to apply for the e-VOA and the Tourist Visitor Visa. Here’s the information you’ll need to provide:

  • Personal details — name, gender, nationality, etc.
  • Contact information — email address, phone number, etc.
  • Details of a valid Singapore passport — document number, dates of issue and expiry, etc.
  • Travel plans — date of arrival, flight number, accommodation, etc.

Pay the visa fees by credit or debit card securely online before submitting your application for review.

Documents required to apply for an Indonesia e-VOA for Singaporeans

Applicants must upload digital copies of the following documents as part of the Indonesia electronic online visa requirements:

  • Biographical page of a valid Singapore passport
  • Passport-style photo of the Singaporean citizen

The Singaporean passport must continue to be valid for at least 6 months after arriving in Indonesia. If it is due to expire sooner than this, renew your passport before applying.

You must use the same passport to travel to Indonesia from Singapore. The e-VOA is registered specifically to this document.

If you need a Tourist Visitor Visa, you must also upload proof of funds (payslips or bank statement) and outbound flight tickets. These documents are not needed to apply for the e-VOA.

Traveling from Singapore to Indonesia with the Online Visa

Passengers arriving in Indonesia from Singapore must have the following documents:

  • Valid visa
  • Valid Singapore passport
  • Return or onward ticket

Singaporeans can fly to Soekarno-Hatta Airport, Jakarta or Ngurah Rai Airport, Bali with the e-VOA.

Alternatively, there are ferry services between the 2 neighboring countries. Indonesia is made up of over 17 thousand islands, with the closest ones to Singapore being the Riau Islands. Singaporeans can travel to Batam via ferry.