Indonesia passport

Indonesia Passport – Complete Guide for 2025

The Indonesian passport is an essential document issued by the Directorate General of Immigration under the Ministry of Law and Human Rights. It enables Indonesian citizens to travel internationally and serves as proof of nationality. Whether you’re applying for the first time, renewing, or upgrading to a biometric passport, this guide covers everything you need to know.

Types of Indonesian Passports

As of 2022, Indonesia offers passports with two validity options:

• 10-year passport: Available for applicants aged 17 and above
• 5-year passport: Issued to applicants under the age of 17

Both versions come in two formats:

• Regular passport (non-biometric)
• Electronic passport (e-passport) with biometric data for enhanced security

Indonesian Passport Fees (2025)

Effective from December 2024, the updated passport fees are:

Passport Type	Validity	Fee (IDR)
Regular Passport (48 pages)	5 years	350,000
Regular Passport (48 pages)	10 years	650,000
E-Passport (48 pages)	5 years	650,000
E-Passport (48 pages)	10 years	950,000

Payments can be made via bank transfer, ATM, convenience stores, post offices, or online platforms like Tokopedia and Bukalapak.

Indonesian Passport Application Requirements

To apply for a passport, prepare the following documents:

• Original and copy of electronic ID card (e-KTP)
• Birth certificate or family card (Kartu Keluarga)
• Previous passport (if renewing)
• Supporting documents such as marriage certificate or student ID (if applicable)

How to Apply for an Indonesian Passport

1. Register online using the immigration website or mobile app (M-Paspor)
2. Schedule an appointment at your selected immigration office
3. Submit documents and undergo biometric data collection (photo and fingerprints)
4. Pay the passport fee
5. Collect your passport when notified (usually within a few business days)

Visa-Free and Visa-On-Arrival Countries for Indonesian Passport Holders

As of 2025, Indonesian passport holders enjoy visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to several countries, including:

Asia: Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, Brunei, Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar, Cambodia, Hong Kong, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan
Middle East: Qatar, Oman
Europe: Turkey, Serbia, Belarus
Africa and South America: Several countries offer visa-on-arrival or eVisa options

In total, Indonesians have visa-free access to over 50 countries and visa-on-arrival access to about 25 more, depending on the destination.

Passport Validity for Travel

Many countries require a passport to be valid for at least six months beyond the date of entry. Ensure your passport meets this requirement before traveling internationally. The same rule applies for foreigners entering Indonesia.

New Passport Design (Coming August 2025)

Indonesia is set to launch a new passport design on August 17, 2025, featuring a bold red cover with white lettering to reflect the national colors. This design upgrade aligns with Indonesia’s 80th Independence Day celebrations and includes enhanced security features.

Why Upgrade to an E-Passport?

Electronic passports offer benefits such as:

• Faster immigration processing at automated gates
• Enhanced security with biometric verification
• Eligibility for visa waivers in select countries, including Japan

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I renew my passport before it expires?
Yes, you can renew your passport up to 6 months before the expiry date.

Do children need their own passports?
Yes. Minors, including infants, must have individual passports. Their validity is limited to 5 years.

Can I upgrade my regular passport to an e-passport?
Yes, by applying at a designated immigration office that issues biometric passports.

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Final Thoughts

Having a valid Indonesia passport is essential for international travel, study, work, or pilgrimage abroad. With a new design, longer validity, and expanding visa-free access, Indonesian passport holders enjoy greater global mobility than ever before.

For more information and to begin your application, visit the official immigration website.