Indonesia Visa for Australian Citizens — Complete Guide 2026
Australian passport holders enjoy straightforward access to Indonesia — eVOA covers short visits without a sponsor. For longer stays, retirement in Bali, digital nomad work, or investment, multiple visa options are available. This guide covers everything Australians need to know.
Australian citizens can enter Indonesia with eVOA (30 days, extendable to 60 days) — no sponsor needed. For stays up to 180 days, the B211A Social/Tourist Visa with an Indonesian sponsor is available. Australian retirees (55+) can apply for Retirement KITAS. Digital nomads can use the E33G Second Home Visa (up to 5 years). Visa Nest assists Australians with all Indonesia visa types.
Visa Options for Australian Citizens
| Visa Type | Purpose | Stay | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| eVOA / Visa on Arrival | Tourism, Bali visits | 30+30 days = 60 days max | No sponsor needed |
| B211A Social/Tourist | Longer tourism stays | 60 days (extendable to 180) | Indonesian sponsor required |
| Digital Nomad (E33G) | Remote work | Up to 5 years | Foreign income not taxed |
| Retirement KITAS | Retirement (55+) | 1 year, renewable | Monthly income proof required |
| Investor KITAS | Investment/residency | 1–2 years, renewable | PT PMA company required |
| Spouse KITAS | Spouse of KITAS/Indonesian | 1 year, renewable | Marriage certificate required |
Frequently Asked Questions
Australian passport holders are eligible for Indonesia's eVOA (Electronic Visa on Arrival), granting 30 days extendable once for 30 more days. No prior visa is required for stays up to 60 days on eVOA. For longer stays, the B211A tourist visa or KITAS is needed.
On eVOA: up to 60 days (30+30). On B211A Social/Tourist Visa: up to 180 days with extensions. For long-term stays (expats, retirees, investors), Investor KITAS or Retirement KITAS via PT PMA or the retirement program allows 1–2 years, renewable.
Yes. Australian nationals aged 55+ can apply for a Retirement KITAS in Indonesia. Requirements include proof of monthly income/pension, no work in Indonesia, and a health certificate. Investor KITAS via PT PMA is another popular option. Visa Nest assists Australian retirees with both routes.
Indonesia's E33G Second Home Visa (Digital Nomad Visa) allows up to 5 years of stay for remote workers. The B211A tourist visa (up to 180 days) is also popular for shorter-term nomads. Foreign-sourced income on these visas is generally not taxed in Indonesia.
Foreigners cannot directly own freehold (HM) property in Indonesia, but can invest via a PT PMA company or use lease agreements (Hak Pakai) for up to 80 years. Investor KITAS is linked to PT PMA ownership. Visa Nest handles PT PMA registration for Australian investors.
eVOA can be extended once (30 days) at any Indonesian immigration office, including the Bali immigration office in Denpasar. You must apply before expiry. The process typically takes 1–3 working days. Visa Nest can guide Australians through the Bali extension process.
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