Entering Indonesia
The four things every visitor must sort out before landing: visa, the All Indonesia arrival card, customs, and (for Bali) the tourist levy.
🛫Indonesians travelling abroad
For Indonesian passport holders: where to check visa rules, how to register with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and who to call if something goes wrong overseas.
🌏ASEAN country guides
Arrival cards, visas, culture notes and emergency numbers for the countries our customers travel to most. Click a country.
9 countries🌍Worldwide: before any trip
Country guides for Japan, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Europe, China, India, Turkey, UAE, the USA, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Maldives, Sri Lanka, Egypt, Qatar, the UK, New Zealand, Canada, Uzbekistan, Georgia, Jordan, Morocco, Russia, Mongolia, Nepal, Oman, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, South Africa, Bhutan, Kyrgyzstan, Tanzania, Kenya, Mexico, Brazil, Bahrain, Peru, Argentina, Fiji, Tunisia, Kuwait and Pakistan, plus the check-list and tools that work for every country.
43 countries⚠️Safety & alerts
Where to check government travel advice, weather, earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanoes before and during your trip.
🩺Health
Vaccines, medicines, insurance and the health rules that apply at the border.
💳Money, local customs & culture
Cash, cards, tipping, dress codes and the everyday etiquette that makes a visit to Indonesia smoother.
🏝️Explore Indonesia
Official tourism information and the practical facts for the regions we cover.
🆘Emergency & help
Numbers to save before you travel, and who can help if you lose your passport or need a doctor.
Quick alerts for every trip
1) Fill in the official (free) arrival card in the last 3 days before you fly. 2) Check your visa on the official immigration site, not a copycat. 3) Never carry drugs - penalties in Southeast Asia are among the harshest in the world. 4) Buy travel insurance. 5) Save the emergency numbers and your embassy's contact. 6) Dress modestly at religious sites and ask before photographing people.
Rules, fees and websites change often. We check these pages regularly (last check: 10 October 2026) but always confirm on the official site before you travel. Satu Koneksi Hotel is not responsible for third-party websites.