How Much Does an Indonesia Visa Cost in 2026? Real Price Breakdown

How much does an Indonesia visa cost?

It depends on the visa, but as a rough guide our service fees start from €55 for the eVOA, €76 for the Tourist Visa C1, €190 for the Business Visa C2 and €925 for Investor KITAS. Official government fees are paid separately to Indonesian immigration.

Price questions come to us more than anything else, and the honest answer is always "it depends" — so here is exactly what it depends on.

Why are there two fees?

Every visa has two parts:

1. The government fee — paid to Indonesian immigration. It's set by the government, not by us or any agent.
2. The service fee — what a consultancy like Visa Nest charges for checking eligibility, preparing documents, handling the sponsor side and coordinating the application.

When you compare quotes online, check which one you're looking at. A very cheap quote is often just the government fee with extras added later.

Visa Nest starting prices (service fees)

Every price is a starting point. The final quote comes after a free case review, because nationality, sponsor situation and urgency all change the work involved.

What makes a visa cost more?

• •Urgency — last-minute applications take more work
• •Sponsor situation — if you need help arranging a sponsor
• •Nationality — some passports need extra documents or a longer route
• •Complications — previous overstays, refusals or expired permits

Is the cheapest option always the best?

Not always. We regularly speak to people who saved a little on an eVOA, then paid far more later because they needed to stay longer than it allows. Pick the visa that matches your real plan, not the cheapest line on a price list.

How do I get an exact price?

Message us on WhatsApp with your nationality, what you're coming to do and your dates. We'll confirm the right visa and the exact fee — usually within 5–10 minutes.