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View All DealsIndonesia covers an area as big as Europe and spans two oceans – so the weather depends largely on which patch you pick. In most places though, it’s the dry season between May and September, with odd but heavy downpours taking place throughout the rest of the year. Temperature-wise, it’s much the same everywhere you go – the average is a toasty 28°C all year round.
You currently need a visa to enter Indonesia. To avoid delays on arrival, it’s recommended you apply online between 14 days and 48 hours before your departure – you can do this here. It costs around £23, and the visa is valid for 30 days. For an extra fee, you can also apply through our visa and travel authorisation partner, Sherpa.
You’ll also need to complete an online customs declaration form within 72 hours of your departure – you can do this here. Your passport must have an expiry date that’s at least six months after the date you arrive, and have at least two blank pages.
For the most up-to-date passport and visa info, visit the government website for Indonesia’s travel requirements.
Don't forget to arrange your travel money and insurance before you go.
You should take out comprehensive travel and medical insurance to cover you while you’re away. It’s a good idea to visit your doctor a month or so before you travel for advice on vaccinations. For the latest health and safety information, visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/indonesia/health.
To enter Indonesia, all international travellers must fill out an electronic self-declaration form called SATUSEHAT Health Pass. To avoid delays on arrival it’s recommended that you complete this prior to your departure. Once completed a barcode is generated that you’ll need to present to authorities on arrival.
The health pass can be accessed here: https://sshp.kemkes.go.id/
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