Indonesia Arrival Card Eligibility

Most travelers entering Indonesia are eligible—and generally required—to submit the Indonesia Arrival Card (IDAC). It is intended for foreign passport holders arriving for tourism, business, or other short-term visits who must provide their arrival information before entering the country.

Yes. Indonesian citizens returning from overseas are typically required to complete the Indonesia Arrival Card as part of the entry process. The requirement applies to arrivals through participating airports and seaports, regardless of nationality.

Indonesian permanent residents or long-term residence permit holders may still be required to complete the Indonesia Arrival Card when entering the country. Entry requirements can vary depending on immigration status, so travelers should confirm the current rules before departure.

Many travelers holding long-term visas, work permits, or stay permits are still required to complete the Indonesia Arrival Card before arrival. The Arrival Card is separate from visa status and may apply regardless of the type of permit you hold.

Yes. Short-term visitors traveling to Indonesia for tourism, family visits, business meetings, or other temporary purposes are generally required to submit the Indonesia Arrival Card prior to arrival.

Yes. The Indonesia Arrival Card is typically linked to a specific entry. If you travel to Indonesia more than once, you may need to submit a new form for each trip to reflect updated travel details and arrival information.