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Indonesia

Coral Triangle bucket lists, from Bali shore dives to Raja Ampat reef density

Fees And Permits

Confirm these fees before you book so your operator plan and day budget match what you will pay onsite.

Fees You Can't Skip

  • Indonesia Visa on Arrival (VOA) or e-VOA (tourism, nationality-dependent) - IDR 500,000
  • Bali Tourist Levy - IDR 150,000
  • Typical payment pattern: Indonesia travel costs are driven by distance and permits.

What people usually pay

Indonesia travel costs are driven by distance and permits. Many famous dive regions sit inside national parks or marine protected areas with mandatory entry tickets. Fees can be per day (national parks) or annual (some MPAs), and may differ for domestic versus foreign visitors. Always keep digital receipts and carry some cash in small denominations for local counters and ports.

Fee

Indonesia Visa on Arrival (VOA) or e-VOA (tourism, nationality-dependent)

30 days (extendable once, rules vary by nationality)

Amount
IDR 500,000
Applies to
Most short-stay tourists
Where to pay
Official e-VOA portal or VOA counter on arrival
Notes

Check eligibility and requirements before travel. Fees and permitted activities can change, so confirm via official immigration channels.

Bali Tourist Levy

Per visit to Bali

Amount
IDR 150,000
Applies to
Visitors entering Bali (with some exemptions)
Where to pay
Official Bali levy payment channels
Notes

This is separate from visas. Keep proof of payment in case it is checked during your stay.

Raja Ampat environmental services card (TLPJL)

12 months from purchase date

Amount
IDR 700,000 (foreign) or IDR 425,000 (domestic)
Applies to
Visitors to [Raja Ampat](/destinations/raja-ampat-indonesia)
Where to pay
Raja Ampat MPA Authority channels (online or local sales points)
Notes

Children under 12 may be exempt. This fee supports management of the Raja Ampat marine protected area network.

Komodo National Park entrance ticket (basic entry)

1 day

Amount
IDR 250,000 per day (foreign); IDR 50,000 weekdays and IDR 75,000 holidays (domestic)
Applies to
Visitors entering Komodo National Park from Labuan Bajo
Where to pay
Official park ticketing or at the entrance (operator usually arranges)
Notes

Additional charges may apply for activities like diving, snorkeling, drones, or filming. Ask your operator for the current fee breakdown for your exact itinerary.

Kawasan Konservasi (KKP) entry ticket for marine tourism (Category-based tariffs)

Daily or annual options (tariffs vary by category)

Amount
IDR 100,000 to 200,000 per day (foreign) or IDR 10,000 to 20,000 per day (domestic)
Applies to
Selected KKP-managed marine protected areas, including some Lombok area waters
Where to pay
SEAPARK e-ticketing or local counters where implemented
Notes

Government PNBP tariffs include daily and annual entry options. Annual entry is typically IDR 500,000 to 1,000,000 (foreign) or IDR 50,000 to 100,000 (domestic), depending on category and area.