Indonesia has updated its visa-free policy to allow citizens of 20 countries to visit the nation for up to 30 days without a visa. The list includes nations from Asia, Europe, and the Americas, but excludes African countries such as Nigeria and Ghana. The change comes as part of Indonesia’s broader efforts to boost tourism and international travel.
The updated list includes countries like the United States, Canada, Australia, and several European nations. Travelers from these countries can now enter Indonesia without prior visa arrangements, provided they meet other entry requirements. The policy does not apply to citizens of African nations, which remain excluded from the visa-free list.
This update follows recent diplomatic efforts by Indonesia to enhance its global connectivity and attract more international visitors. Officials have emphasized the importance of simplifying travel procedures to support the country’s growing tourism sector. The visa-free policy is valid for single entries and does not extend to longer stays or work permits.
