They are two ways to arrange the B1 route
e-VOA is the electronic application route available before travel. Visa on Arrival may also be arranged through the arrival process at designated checkpoints. Both refer to Indonesia’s B1 Visa on Arrival category; check the official portal for which process is available to your passport and airport.
Applying electronically before travel
The official B1 guidance describes an online application using the government e-Visa system. Applicants may need a passport valid for at least six months, a recent colour photo and return or onward ticket details. Check the current portal checklist before uploading or paying.
Applying on arrival
The arrival route may involve payment and immigration checks at the designated checkpoint. It is not available to every nationality or every travel document. Confirm eligibility before departure so you know which official route applies to you.
Stay duration and extension
The official B1 information describes an initial stay of up to 30 days, with one extension possible to a maximum total of 60 days. For e-VOA, the official guidance says extension can be handled online; the process for a non-electronic VOA may differ. Check the rules for the permit you actually receive.
Related guidance
Official sources to check
Use the B1 conditions and arrival-point information below to check which application route is available for your passport and airport.