Indonesia eVisa

Indonesia eVisa for Nigerians: Complete 2026 Guide to Apply Online

Looking to explore Bali, Jakarta or do short business visits in Indonesia? This guide from Asedeeq Travels explains how Nigerian passport holders apply for the Indonesia eVisa (C1/C2 Visit Visa), requirements, costs, processing time, sponsor rules, extensions, and how we can help you apply without embassy visits.

What is an Indonesia eVisa?

The Indonesia eVisa (Visit/Tourist) commonly listed as the C1/C2 single-entry Tourist/Visit visa is an electronic single-entry visitor visa that permits tourism, family/social visits, and certain types of business meetings (non-working). It is issued electronically after application on the Indonesian e-Visa platform.

Who Needs This Visa?

All Nigerian passport holders require a visa before travel to Indonesia. Indonesia is not visa-free for Nigerian passports and Nigerians are not included on the standard Visa-on-Arrival lists. The C1/C2 e-visa is the correct category for tourism, visiting friends/family, or attending meetings.

What the Visit Visa Allows

Initial stay: up to 60 days on arrival. Paid local employment or long-term work is not permitted.

Indonesia eVisa Requirements for Nigerians

• International passport valid 6+ months with at least 2 blank pages
• Recent passport photograph (white background)

How to Apply for Indonesia eVisa from Nigeria

Recommended via Asedeeq Travels:

• Step 1: Send passport data page + recent passport photo
• Step 2: Provide travel dates
• Step 3: We arrange sponsor & submit application
• Step 4: Receive e-visa by email/WhatsApp – print and carry

Contact: info@asedeeqtravels.com | WhatsApp: +234 814 869 0565

Processing Time & Fees

Processing: 7 working days

Arrival: What You Must Carry

• Printout/digital copy of e-Visa approval
• Passport used to apply (6+ months valid)
• Yellow fever card (if applicable)
• Hotel booking / host address and return/onward ticket

Failure to present proof can result in denial of entry.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Can Nigerians get a Visa on Arrival (VoA) for Indonesia?
   No. Nigerians must apply for the Visit e-visa (C1/C2) before travel.
2. Is the Indonesia eVisa for Nigerians the “C1/C2” visa?
   Yes. The Visit/Tourist visa (previously B211A) is now C1/C2.
3. Is Yellow Fever vaccination required?
   Proof may be required from yellow fever risk countries like Nigeria. Carry your WHO yellow card.
4. Can I work on an Indonesia Visit/Tourist visa?
   No. Paid work requires work permit/visa (ITAS/KITAS).

Final Thoughts

The Indonesia eVisa system offers Nigerians a fast and secure way to visit Bali or Jakarta. Let Asedeeq Travels handle sponsor arrangement and application for a smooth experience.

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