Where can Indonesia passport holders travel visa-free?
Indonesia passport holders can enter 114 destinations with no embassy visa — most popular first. Updated 2026.
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Showing 114 destinations · sorted by popularity
The Schengen Area
These 29 do need a visa, so they are not in the list above. But it is one application, not 29. One visa, issued by any member state, lets you travel across all 29 with no routine border checks between them. For Indonesia passport holders that is the single biggest unlock on this page.
EU member states (25)
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Switzerland
Apply through the country you will spend the most nights in, or your first point of entry. Rules and fees are set by that country — confirm with its embassy before booking.
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Indonesia passport — visa-free travel FAQs
Indonesia passport holders can currently enter 114 destinations without arranging a visa beforehand: 45 visa-free, 31 with visa on arrival, and 38 with an e-Visa or electronic travel authorisation.
Visa-free means no visa is needed for the allowed stay. Visa on arrival means you get the visa at the border on landing. e-Visa means you apply online before you fly and carry the approval with you.
This list is a helpful planning guide compiled from public passport-access data and is reviewed periodically. Visa rules change frequently, so always confirm the latest requirements with the destination's official embassy or immigration website before booking.