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All Indonesia Arrival Card: the entry form every traveller must complete before flying to Indonesia

Complete your arrival card online before you travel. Our platform guides you through every field, checks your details, and gets your QR code to you — no queues, no guesswork on arrival.

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Indonesia — Entry Formality
Digital Arrival Card
All nationalities 100% online
Valid for a single trip
QR code sent by email
Prepared ahead of arrival
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Do I need the arrival card?

Select your nationality below and we'll show you exactly where you stand.

My nationality

✅ Whatever your nationality, this arrival card is mandatory before you enter Indonesia. A visa or e-VOA may also be required separately depending on your nationality — we'll guide you on this after your application.
✅ Are you an Indonesian citizen? You must also complete this formality when returning from abroad — no nationality is exempt, including yours.

Information current for 2026. The arrival card is separate from your visa: it's required regardless of nationality, unlike a visa, which does vary by country.

Understand the Process

An arrival card, not a visa

This digital document brings your immigration, customs and health declarations together in a single online submission — but it does not replace a visa if your nationality requires one.

Three declarations, one form

Immigration, customs and health checks are combined into a single online submission.

Not a visa

A visa or e-VOA is still arranged separately if your nationality needs one.

Prepared ahead of time

Your application is prepared in advance and finalised within the required window before you fly.

How It Works

3 steps to get your arrival card

Our platform guides you from the first field of the form through to receiving your QR code.

1

Complete the form

Fill in your personal and travel details online before you leave for Indonesia.

2

Receive your QR code

Once submitted, your QR code is sent straight to your email inbox.

3

Keep it on your phone

You may be asked to show it on arrival at an Indonesian airport.


What is the All Indonesia Arrival Card?

This digital document is the new mandatory arrival card for every traveller entering Indonesia. It brings several entry formalities — immigration, customs, health and quarantine — together in a single online system, designed to simplify the process and speed up checks at the airport.

You may also see it called the Declaration Card or the Declaration Form — these all refer to the same online submission, managed through the Indonesian immigration authority (imigrasi). In practice, it combines your entry record with a customs declaration and a short health form.

SATUSEHAT and e-CD: what has changed

Before the single arrival card was introduced, travellers had to complete the SATUSEHAT health declaration and the e-CD customs declaration separately. Both forms are now built directly into the arrival card: there's no need to fill them in on their own — everything is handled in one online submission.

Assistance Pricing

Three service levels, based on your needs

Our service fee covers help preparing your application, a check of your details, follow-up on your submission, and customer support for the full validity of your arrival card.

Standard
€59 / application
Full guidance and follow-up on your application through to approval.
  • Application review
  • Submission tracking
  • Customer support
Choose Standard
Urgent
€99 / application
Our fastest, top-priority handling of your application.
  • Everything in Fast
  • Top-priority handling
  • First in the queue
Choose Urgent

Three service levels are offered to suit different travellers' needs. Our team tracks your submission to keep your arrival card on schedule ahead of your trip.
Prices shown in EUR; other currencies are available at checkout. You can also complete your arrival card for free, without an intermediary, on the official Indonesian Imigrasi government portal: allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the All Indonesia Arrival Card replace my visa?
No. The arrival card is a mandatory declaration (immigration, customs and health) but it does not replace a visa or e-Visa, which must be arranged separately depending on your nationality.
Do Indonesian citizens need to complete it too?
Yes. This formality is mandatory for every traveller entering Indonesia, including Indonesian citizens returning from abroad. No nationality is exempt.
Do I still need to submit a separate SATUSEHAT or e-CD form?
No, both forms are now built into the single arrival card — one online submission is all that's needed.
When should I complete my arrival card?
Ideally within the 3 days before you land in Indonesia, so your flight details stay accurate and up to date.
Is All-Indonesia.org an official government website?
No. All-Indonesia.org is an independent assistance service. The arrival card can always be completed for free directly on the official Indonesian government portal; we offer a paid, guided service for travellers who prefer support with the process.
Is there an official arrival card app?
No dedicated official app is required. The arrival card is completed through the government website or through an assistance service like this one — treat any app promising instant approval with caution.
Is a Visa on Arrival the same as the arrival card?
No. A Visa on Arrival is a separate entry visa some nationalities may need to pay for at the border. The arrival card is a mandatory declaration required in addition to any visa, e-Visa or Visa on Arrival.
What does the immigration and customs declaration actually cover?
Your submission covers immigration entry details, a customs declaration for any goods you're bringing in, and a basic health declaration — all combined into the one arrival card form.

Travelling to Bali?

Alongside your arrival card, remember the Bali Tourist Tax Levy if that's your destination. Check out our dedicated service for the Bali tourist tax.

Make the most of your trip to Indonesia — we'll take care of the paperwork.