In 2025, Indonesian Passports Will Allow Visa-free Travel To 76 Countries. Check Out The List

Good news for Indonesians who travel abroad! In 2025, Indonesian passports will reportedly allow visa-free access to 76 countries. According to the Henley & Partners Passport Index, Indonesia ranks 66th among the strongest passports globally, with visa-free access to 76 nations. A visa is an official document issued by a government that permits the holder to enter, stay, or travel to that country for specific purposes and durations. Visas can be in the form of stamps, stickers, or electronic documents attached to a visitor's passport. The purpose of a visa is to regulate entry into a country, ensuring security, immigration control, and compliance with local laws. With a visa, the destination country can:

- Control the number and types of visitors.

- Ensure visitors follow local laws.

- Manage security, economic, and social risks.

This means that Indonesian passport holders will not need a visa when visiting the countries that allow visa-free access. Here’s the list of those countries:

1. Angola

2. Barbados

3. Belarus

4. Brazil

5. Brunei Darussalam

6. Cambodia

7. Chile

8. Colombia

9. Cook Islands

10. Dominica

11. Ecuador

12. Fiji

13. Guyana

14. Haiti

15. Hong Kong

16. Iran

17. Japan

18. Kazakhstan

19. Kenya

20. Kiribati

21. Laos

22. Macau

23. Madagascar

24. Malaysia

25. Mali

26. Micronesia

27. Morocco

28. Mozambique.

29. Myanmar

30. Namibia

31. Niue

32. Oman

33. Peru

34. Philippines

35. Rwanda

36. Serbia

37. Singapore

38. St. Kitts and Nevis

39. St. Vincent and the Grenadines

40. Suriname

41. Tajikistan

42. Thailand

43. The Gambia

44. Turkey

45. Uzbekistan

46. Vietnam

Visa on Arrival (VoA)

Some other countries also offer access through the Visa on Arrival (VoA) system. VoA is a visa issued directly by a country's immigration authority upon the arrival of foreign nationals at ports, airports, or borders. Here is a list of countries that provide Visa on Arrival (VoA) for Indonesian passport holders:

1. Armenia

2. Azerbaijan

3. Burundi

4. Cape Verde Islands

5. Comoros

6. Djibouti

7. Ethiopia

8. Guinea-Bissau

9. Jordan

10. Kyrgyzstan

11. Malawi

12. Maldives

13. Marshall Islands

14. Mauritania

15. Mauritius

16. Nepal

17. Nicaragua

18. Palau

19. Papua New Guinea

20. Qatar

21. Samoa

22. Sierra Leone

23. Somalia

24. Tanzania

25. Timor-Leste

26. Tuvalu

27. Zimbabwe

Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA)

The eTA is a digital document that can be obtained online before traveling to the destination country. There are three countries that offer eTA policies for Indonesian passport holders while still allowing visa-free access. These countries are:

1. Pakistan

2. Seychelles

3. Sri Lanka

With the increasing number of countries providing visa-free access, Visa on Arrival (VoA), and Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) for Indonesian passport holders, international travel is becoming easier and more affordable for the public.

This not only opens opportunities to explore the beauty of the world but also strengthens diplomatic, cultural, and economic ties with various nations.

The visa-free policy is expected to encourage Indonesian citizens to be more active in enhancing Indonesia's position on the international stage.

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