The official Ngurah Rai Immigration Visa on Arrival list names the United States. US passport holders can investigate the B1 route, subject to the live official eligibility check and all other entry conditions. The published list is not a visa approval and does not replace checking the portal immediately before applying.
Can this passport use Visa on Arrival?
The official Ngurah Rai Immigration list names United States among the nationalities subject to Visa on Arrival. For eligible travellers, Indonesia’s B1 visitor route has an initial permitted stay of up to 30 days and may be extended once, up to 60 days total, subject to current rules.
US passport holders should verify their exact passport and travel document in the official e-Visa system. Requirements can change, and only the immigration officer decides admission.
Documents to prepare for the B1 route
- US passport with at least six months of validity, according to the official B1 information.
- A recent colour passport-style photograph.
- A return or onward ticket, where required.
- Any other documents requested by the online portal for your case.
Use the same passport for the e-VOA application and travel. Confirm validity and onward-travel requirements with the official checklist.
Apply online or check another route
- Open the official Indonesia e-Visa portal and confirm current B1 eligibility.
- Review the allowed purpose and stay dates before submitting.
- If you plan to stay longer than the B1 route allows, compare the C1 Tourist Visa and any other suitable route.
- Keep a copy of the approved visa and its conditions.
What if your trip is longer?
For a longer visit on a US passport, compare the C1 Tourist Visa and check its sponsor, document, fee and extension conditions. An extension is not automatic.
Related guidance
Official sources to check
Confirm US-passport eligibility against the official B1 list and check your final requirements in the live portal.