Indonesia Tourist Visa Services

USD 120

Last updated on 21 Dec, 2024

"Wonderful Indonesia" perfectly captures the nation's breathtaking natural beauty, diverse cultures, and vibrant traditions. From its pristine beaches and dense rainforests to ancient temples and lively markets, Indonesia offers travelers a chance to experience an array of enchanting landscapes. With its warm hospitality and deep-rooted heritage, Indonesia promises an unforgettable adventure for every visitor.

Indonesia Visa Application from Pakistan

Pakistani nationals can easily apply for a tourist visa to Indonesia by meeting the following requirements. Simply submit your visa application at one of our branch locations, and we will manage the entire process for you.

Documents Required for Indonesia Tourist Visa

Original passport with at least 7 months of validity from the date of travel
All previous original passports (if applicable)
Copy of any previous Indonesian visa (if applicable)
Copy of NTN
Copy of CNIC (front and back)
Two passport-sized photographs with a white background
Confirmed return flight itinerary (travel date should be at least 14 days after visa submission)
Confirmed hotel booking
Latest original bank statement for the past 6 months with a minimum balance of PKR 500,000
Original bank account maintenance letter
Request letter from the applicant’s company/institution on letterhead, specifying the purpose of the visit
COVID-19 vaccination certificate or booster
Police character certificate (for new passports and first-time travelers)

Indonesia Visa Fee and Important Information

The fee for an Indonesia tourist visa in Pakistan is USD 120, which covers both the embassy fee and processing charges.

Important Notes:

Visa fees are non-refundable if the visa application is rejected.
Visa approval is at the discretion of the Indonesian Visa Authority.
Visa fees and requirements are subject to change without notice. Please contact us for the latest updates.
Travelers must comply with local laws and regulations in Indonesia.
Overstaying your visa is strictly prohibited and can result in detention by local authorities.