Indonesia
Indonesia travel guide for Canadians
Canadians do not need a visa for tourist stays up to 30 days, but you must carry a passport valid for at least 6 months and proof of onward travel. For longer stays, apply for a visa before arrival. Costs run about CAD 60–100 per day for a mid-range trip.
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Key facts
- Visa for Canadians
- Visa-free entry for tourism up to 30 days; not extendable
- Passport validity
- At least 6 months from arrival
- Currency
- Rupiah (IDR, Rp); roughly Rp16,000–17,000 per US$
- Plugs
- Types C and F; 230 V 50 Hz
- Tipping
- Not expected; round up, tip drivers and guides
- Emergency numbers
- 112 general · 110 police · 118/119 ambulance · 113 fire
Quick answer
Canadians can visit Indonesia visa‑free for tourism up to 30 days; bring a passport valid 6 months, onward ticket and be ready to leave after 30 days.
Entry requirements
Visa‑free entry for Canadian tourists for stays of up to 30 days. No visa on arrival for Canadians. Passport must be valid for at least six months from the date of entry and you must show proof of onward travel (flight or ferry). Extensions are not possible; to stay longer you must obtain a visa before arrival.
- Visa‑free: 30 days tourism
- Passport validity: ≥6 months
- Onward ticket required
- No extension of visa‑free stay
Canadian embassy contacts
Embassy of Canada, Jakarta: Jl. Mega Kuningan No. 2‑4, Jakarta 12950, Indonesia. Phone: +62 21 2995 0300. Email: jakarta‑[email protected]. Consular services include passport assistance, emergency aid and notarial services.
Consulate General in Bali (Denpasar): Jl. Teuku Umar No. 5, Kuta, Bali 80361. Phone: +62 361 701 123.
- Jakarta embassy – 24 h emergency line
- Bali consulate – appointments required
Trip costs in Canadian dollars
Mid‑range daily budget: CAD 60–100 per person (private room, meals, transport, some tours). Budget travellers can manage on CAD 30–50 per day with hostels, street food and buses. Comfortable travel with higher‑end hotels and frequent domestic flights runs CAD 120–200 per day.
Round‑trip flights from Canada (Vancouver/Toronto) to Jakarta or Bali: CAD 1,200–2,000 (low season) and higher in peak season. Domestic flights between islands: CAD 50–150 per leg.
| Item | Cost (CAD, 2026 estimate) |
|---|---|
| Budget daily budget | 30–50 |
| Mid‑range daily budget | 60–100 |
| Comfortable daily budget | 120–200 |
| Round‑trip flight from Canada | 1,200–2,000 |
| Domestic flight between islands | 50–150 per leg |
Electricity and plugs
Indonesia uses Type C and Type F plugs, 230 V 50 Hz. Canadian travellers should bring a universal travel adapter and, if their devices are not dual‑voltage, a voltage converter.
Tipping
Tipping is not expected in restaurants; rounding up the bill is common. Tip drivers (CAD 2–5 per ride) and guides (CAD 10–20 per day) if service is good.
Emergency numbers
General emergency: 112
Police: 110
Ambulance: 118 or 119
Fire: 113
Questions people ask
Do Canadians need a visa for Indonesia?
No, for tourism up to 30 days. You enter visa‑free, but the stay cannot be extended. Passport must be valid for six months and you need proof of onward travel.
How much does a trip to Indonesia cost in CAD?
Budget travellers spend about CAD 30–50 per day; mid‑range CAD 60–100; comfortable CAD 120–200. Round‑trip flights from Canada cost CAD 1,200–2,000; domestic flights CAD 50–150 per leg.
Where is the nearest Canada embassy in Indonesia?
The Embassy of Canada is in Jakarta; a consulate operates in Bali (Denpasar). Both provide passport, emergency and notarial services.
Can I extend my visa‑free stay in Indonesia?
No. The 30‑day visa‑free entry cannot be extended. To stay longer you must leave and re‑enter or obtain a proper visa before travel.
What is the best time for Canadians to visit Indonesia?
The dry season (April – October) offers sunny weather across most islands; the wet season (November – March) has more rain but lower prices and fewer crowds.
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