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Indonesia Visa from Bangladesh: Apply Online Now

Indonesia: a magical blend of nature, culture, and halal culinary delights.

There are very few places that can nourish your body, mind and soul.

Indonesia is one of them!

With 18,330 islands, 6,000 of them inhabited- Looks like God had just poured all the beauty on this Island. No wonder Indonesia attracts millions of leisure seekers’ dreams each year.

Thanks to the end of COVID-19 restrictions! 

Foreign tourist arrivals in Indonesia jumped 364.31 percent year-on-year to 678.5 thousand in October 2022. 

Dreaming to get tanned on the beautiful beaches of Bali already?

You choose the best time, dude! Getting an Indonesia visa from Bangladesh is now easier than ever!!!

P.s: DO you know Indonesia is the largest archipelago in the world?

A to Z Process of Indonesia Visa from Bangladesh

After the Covid-19 Pandemic, the republic of Indonesian government suspended its Visa-Free Facilities for all nationals. However, Bangladeshi citizens can enter the country by obtaining an e-Visa as well as can get the sticker Visa from Indonesian Embassy in Dhaka .

How to apply for an Indonesian visa from Bangladesh? Well, You can either apply for-

• For a Single-entry Tourist Visa: 30 days
• For a Multiple-entry Tourist/Visit/Business: 60 days

With a tourist visa, you can stay for a maximum of 30-60 days. The visa holder can extend both the Tourist Visa and On Arrival visa beyond their initial 30 days by applying for a visa extension at the Immigration Office in Indonesia. And The extension fee is the same as the initial visa fee you paid.

But keep in mind that to the extent of the visa, you need to apply to the immigration office within 7 days before the visa expires.

This visa is applied to those who will visit Indonesia for the purpose of-

• Tourism 
• Official government activities
• Humanitarian reason, 
• Business and commercial activities, 
• Journalistic activities, 
• International conference/meeting, 
• Or transit. 

Good to know: With this visa, you are not allowed to stay for any paid working purpose. Another important thing is if you are involved in any journalistic and film/video-making activities, you need to take a special permit from the Information and Social Culture Section of the Embassy.

Applying E-visa with the help of Visa Processing Center

The electronic visa makes everything way easier. And the best thing is you can apply for both business and tourist visas. The required documents are also quite basic:

• Your Valid Passport
• Recent passport-size photo
• Vaccination certificate

That’s it! If you are not familiar with the online stuff, the Visa Processing center can do that procedure for you. though we handle all the process without hassle, here is a sneak peek how do we deal with this Indonesia tourist visa-

• Go to the official website( https://visa-online.imigrasi.go.id/ )
• Register with your basic data and get the username and password
• Select the type of visa you want and apply for it
• Pay the fee virtually

We are done! You will get the Indonesia visa from Bangladesh, automatically in your email. You can expect to get the visa in 3-5 working days.

Applying for a Tourist Visa at the Embassy

You can apply to the embassy on your own or the Visa Processing center can do the whole process for you. Now let’s see what documents we need to apply on behalf of you.

Requirements:

• Visa application form( need to download from the official websites)
• Valid Original passport 
• One colored passport size photograph(with white background taken within last 6 months, size 100-200kb, JPEG)
• Copy of return flight itinerary
• Receipt of payment (please click here for information on visa fee)
• Invitation letter (if applicable):
• For business, conference, or meeting purposes: an attestation or reference letter from the Bangladesh-based company and an invitation letter from the Indonesia-based partner company or institution
• For humanitarian reasons: Attach a doctor’s affidavit on sickness or death
• The Proof of sufficient funds of at least US$2000 within the last 3 months
• Travel Insurance 
• Statement Letter to comply with the Covid-19 protocol ( download the letter format here​ ).
• Covid-19 vaccination​ certificate

Don’t worry, we will fill out the form and submit the papers on your behalf of you if you can’t make time to submit them.

Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Dhaka

Rd NO-53, Plot NO-14, Gulshan-2, Dhaka-1212, Bangladesh. Phone: +880258812260, +88029881640-1, +8801766611869. Fax: +88028825391, +88028810993  Email: [email protected], [email protected].

Web: www.kemlu.go.id/dhaka/en

Office Hours: Sunday to Thursday (9:00 AM to 5:00 PM). Documents Submission: (10:00 AM to 11:00 AM). Documents Collection: (2:00 PM to 3:00 PM).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

You must have a million questions when opting for a service like this. Let us answer the popular ones for you!

Is Bali open for tourists now for Bangladeshi?

Yes, after easing the Covid-19 restrictions, Indonesia opens its door to all tourists including Bangladesh.

Can I apply for an Indonesian visa online by myself?

Definitely, you can. But it is recommended to apply with the assistance of someone expert in it like Visa Processing Center.

How much is the visa fee for Indonesia a Bangladeshi Citizen?

For a Single-entry Visa: USD 50.(Tourist Purpose only)

For a Multiple-entry Tourist/Visit/Business Visa: USD 100.

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• LIMITED STAY

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Indonesia Tourist Visa: Requirements and Application Process

Published: May 17, 2024

The Indonesia tourist visa, officially known as the Tourist Single Entry Visitor Visa (Code C1, formerly B221A) is the only option for tourists from countries not eligible for VOA or eVOA. 

It is also the best visa for those who want to stay longer in Indonesia. This visa allows stays up to 180 days with the allowed 2 extensions. No visa agent or guarantor is required and you can apply for this visa and extend it online all by yourself.

Quick summary:

• Eligibility: All but 7 countries
• Validity: 90 days
• Duration of stay: 60 days
• Processing time: 5 days
• Visa fee: 1,500,000 IDR (~93 USD)
• Extension: Twice, 60 days each, 2,000,000 IDR fee

If you haven’t already, read the Indonesia Visa Guide for information on various visa options for tourists, their eligibility and requirements.

Table of Contents

Understanding indonesia tourist visa.

Tourist visa validity

The Indonesia Visitor Visa is valid for 90 days from the issue date. You must enter Indonesia within its 90-day validity. 

Duration of stay

With the single-entry visitor visa, you are allowed to stay 60 days in Indonesia. 

The day you enter Indonesia is considered as day 1. The last day you are allowed to stay is printed as “Valid Until” on your Stay Permit sticker in your passport. 

For example, if you enter on 01 Jun 2024, you must leave Indonesia on or before 30 Jul 2024.

Allowed number of entries

The Indonesia tourist visa is single-entry only. If you leave Indonesia at any point, including after extending, the visa is void and you will need a new one to return.

Allowed ports of entry

Using the single-entry visitor visa, you can enter Indonesia from any international airport, seaport or land border checkpoint. 

When to apply

The processing time of the tourist visa is 5 working days. It may take longer sometimes, so it’s better to apply well in advance. 

• Latest: 1 week before traveling
• Earliest: 90 days before traveling

Tourist visa extension

You can extend the tourist visitor visa twice. Each extension costs 2,000,000 IDR and grants an additional 60 days. This makes the maximum allowed stay with 2 extensions 180 days, which will cost 5,500,000 IDR (~340 USD) in total.

Online extensions of the C1 visa are now possible. If any issues arise with the online systems, you can visit an Immigration Office to extend in person.

Indonesia Tourist Visa Requirements

Tourist visa eligibility

All countries are eligible EXCEPT FOR these 7 which need a special Calling Visa:

• Afghanistan
• North Korea

These 7 countries are not eligible for Visa on Arrival or eVOA either.

Documents required

You will need the following documents for the online application:

• A scan of your passport
• A recent color photo
• 3-month bank account statement

Passport requirements

Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the day of arrival in Indonesia.

You must upload a photo of your passport ID page that must meet the following requirements.

• Must be clear, in focus and not blurry
• Must not be covered, cropped or folded
• Must be in landscape orientation (not portrait)
• Must be in JPG format

Photo requirements

The digital photo must meet the following criteria. 

• Must be a latest color photo with the face facing forward
• Must be in JPEG, JPG, or PNG format
• Must be minimum 400 by 600 pixels.
• Must be a maximum size of 2 MB
• The top of the head, including the hair, to the bottom of the chin should be around 50% to 60% of the image’s total height.
• The bottom of the image to the level of the eyes should be around 50% to 60% of the image’s height.

Bank account statement requirements

The bank account statement must meet the following requirements. 

• The bank statement must be for the last 3 months
• Balance must be at least 2,000 USD or equivalent for the last 3 months
• The file must be in PDF format

Tourist visa fee

The fee for the single-entry visitor visa is 1,500,000 IDR (~ 93 USD). You will also pay a 19,500 IDR card processing fee bringing the total to 1,519,000 IDR.

Processing time

The processing time for the Indonesia tourist visa is 5 working days. But it can be long in some cases with missing or insufficient information.

Tourist Visa Application Process

How to apply for tourist visa

There are 2 identical official government websites for applying Indonesian visas. 

• Molina Imigrasi
• eVisa Imigrasi

You can use either one but for this article, I will use the first one – Molina Imigrasi.

Step 1: Create an account on the Molina Immigrasi website. You will have to upload a scan of your passport bio page and a digital face photo and enter personal and passport information. 

After creating the account you will receive an email with a verification link. After verification, log into your account. 

Step 2: Start a new application and select General, Family, or Social , then Tourism, Family Visit, and Transit and finally visa type Tourist Single Entry Visitor Visa – 60 days .

Step 3: Enter your personal information and intended address in Indonesia. Enter the address and postal code of the first hotel you will stay at and the rest of the address will populate automatically.

On the same page, upload your bank statement. This must be a PDF.

Step 4: Review the information. Sometimes the data from your passport is automatically populated but is incorrect. Correct as required.

Step 5: Follow the payment procedure.

How to track tourist visa status

There is no option to track the status of your application. Wait at least 5 business days before contacting immigration.

How to download the approved tourist visa

Once processed, your visa will be sent to you via email.

You can also retrieve it from the Home Page of either visa website by clicking the button “Extend your visa”.

How to contact tourist visa customer service

Email Indonesian Immigration at [email protected] for support and any inquiries regarding the visitor visa.

Entry Procedure at the Border

The single-entry visitor visa is an e-Visa. You can carry a paper copy but not necessary. You can show the visa on your phone. 

When you arrive, head directly to Immigration. Hand over your passport and visa, on your phone or paper copy. 

The officer may ask you how long you intend to stay in Indonesia and where you want to go. He may ask to see your return or onward ticket.

The officer will then stamp your passport with a “Stay Permit”. Check the “Valid until” date on your stay permit. This is the date until which you can legally stay in Indonesia (unless you extend).

After immigration, collect your luggage and head to customs. Complete the online customs declaration . You will have to scan the QR code at customs to proceed.

How to Extend the Indonesia Visitor Visa

The C1 single-entry visitor visa is now possible to extend online. You can also extend in person at the immigration office or take the help of an agent. 

Extend online

To extend online, go to either the Molina or eVisa website that you have used to apply for your visa and log in.

Step 1: Click on “Services” in the main menu at the top.

Step 2: Click on the Apply button within “Stay Permit”.

Step 3: You should see your current “Stay Permit”. Click the “Extend” button on the right side of the bar.

Step 4: Follow the application process. There is an upload box asking for a Guarantee letter but it is not mandatory. Do not upload anything there – it is not a requirement for the personal C1 visa .

Step 5: Pay. If the system allows you to pay by card – you are lucky! Usually, it’s not an available option and the only payment option present is to use Simponi.

Simponi is a billing system managed by the Indonesian Government. It will issue you a payment code . Take the code or print the invoice and pay using one of these methods:

• By cash at any Indonesian Bank
• At an ATM that accepts cash deposits
• Using GoPay or a similar e-money payment provider in Indonesia

After you pay, the status of your application will change from “Waiting for Payment” to “Waiting for Verification”.

Step 6: Wait until your application status changes from “Waiting Verification” to “Approved”. This usually takes 5 business days but may take longer. You will receive an email when it’s approved.

Step 7: Download the visa from the retrieve section of the visa website or keep the PDF file attached to the approval email safe.

Extend in person (offline)

Try to extend online first. If any issues prevent you from submitting your application, visit an Immigration Office (Kantor Imigrasi) in person.

This is how all 60-day tourist visas were extended before the online system was introduced.

You will have to visit 3 times in total:

• On the first visit, you will hand over your passport and pay.
• A few days later you will have to go back and complete biometrics – fingerprints and a photo
• When the extension is ready you will be notified via email. Go back one last time to collect your passport with the visa extension.

Alternatively, you can use a visa agent. Visa agents charge a premium (usually 2.8 million IDR instead of the standard 2 million) but you only need to go to immigration once for the biometrics. The agent will take care of the entire process for you. Some agents will even pick you up and drive you to the Immigration Office if required.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the tourist visa (c1), visa on arrival (voa), and electronic visa on arrival (evoa).

The main difference between all these 3 visas is the allowed duration of stay and extension. Here is the summary. 

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Indonesia Visa For Bangladeshi

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Indonesia is a country with lots of opportunities. Likewise, the demand for an Indonesia visa for Bangladeshi is very high because of its endless possibilities. It is essential to know about the process of getting an Indonesia visa from Bangladesh before applying. It will increase the chances of your visa approval.

While applying for an Indonesia visa from Bangladesh, you are going to get less stressed. This is because the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia is located in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Let's guide you to the further information that you need to know about Indonesia visa.

Type of visa

Available Services

Applying Process

Time and Fees

Decision and Appeal

Visa Types for Bangladeshi Travelers to Indonesia

Indonesia offers a wide range of visa opportunities for various activities. Travelers need to have an understanding of visa types to specify their purpose. Indonesia is offering both short and long-term visas for Bangladeshi citizens. Have a look.

Short-Term Visas

Official Visa

Diplomatic Visa

Visitor Visa (Business Visit, Conference, Tourist and Family Visit)

Temporary Stay Visa

Official Stay Permit

Diplomatic Stay Permit

Transit Visa

Long-Term Visas

Permanent Stay Permit

Student Visa

Family Visa

Retirement Visa

Digital Nomad Visa

Available Indonesia Visa Services Offered by VISAThing

VISAThing is trying to simplify the Indonesian visa application process for Bangladeshi. VISAThing is dedicated to ensuring quality visa service with a customer-centric approach. In this regard, you are getting listed services for Indonesia from VISAThing.

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Business Visit

SINGLE ENTRY | 30 Days

Processing Time

Approximately 5-7 Working Days

Service Available

Family Visit

Process You Need to Know to Apply for an Indonesia Visa for Bangladeshi

Please be aware that the Indonesia visa application online is not available for Bangladeshi citizens. While applying for a visa for Indonesia from Bangladesh, Visa applications can be submitted both in person and through an authorized representative. So, where to start researching? You don’t need to do the hassle. Let’s give you a brief of the application process.

Step 1: Fill Up the Indonesian Visa Application Form

Download your visa application form from the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia website. Additionally, download the Health Protocol form and the Financial form. Then, fill up all three application forms to complete the first step of the application process.

Step 2: Make an Appointment VIA Email

Applicants need to book an appointment for the document submission in advance. Applicants need to email the Indonesia Embassy, Dhaka to book an appointment slot.

Step 3: Proceed With Document Submission and Payment in Person

Applicants need to collect all the required documents for an Indonesia visa before submitting them. Also, apply along with the two downloaded forms at the Indonesia Embassy in person. You need to deposit your Indonesia visa fees at the embassy on the same day. Your authorized representative VISAThing can help you to organize your paperwork.

Step 4: Have Patience for the Visa Decision

When the application process is done, it’s time to wait for your visa decision. After you get your visa approval, you can collect your passport from the Indonesian Embassy, in Bangladesh.a

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If you are a commoner and want to get your documents organized while you are staying at home, activate VISAThing’s online application service for Indonesia. We will plan your Indonesia visa application for you. This way, you can save your time as well as won't be stressed out. The focus of VISAThing is to provide you comfort while applying for your visa. VISAThing never lets your hopes down.

How can you take the online application service for Indonesia through VISAThing? For this, you need to visit our VISAThing website. Then select your visa category and desired service. Click on “Apply Now” for your desired service and submit your necessary documents. Last but not least, pay your relevant fees and charges through online transactions from Bd. Now, wait for VISAThing’s expert consultant's guidance.

How Much Time and Fee Needed to Process an Indonesia Visa

You will need 5 to 10 working days to process the Indonesia visa from Bangladesh. It can take a few days more or less depending on your visa category or paperwork. But, it is better to apply for your visa taking time in hand. This smart action will help you to avoid unexpected situations on your travel date.

As for the Indonesia visa fee for Bangladeshi, the amount is in between BDT 10500 to BDT 14000. Remember, the amount of the visa fees can slightly vary due to currency exchange rates.

Response on Indonesia Visa Decision and Appeal Rights if Rejected

Bangladesh to Indonesia visa decision usually takes not more than 5 to 7 working days. Once the decision is made, Indonesia Immigration will let you know the decision.

Now the most common query is what if your Indonesia visa gets rejected? You have both the opportunity to reapply or appeal against your Indonesia visa rejection. You will get a refusal letter with your eligibility to appeal or reapply. The process will also be in the letter. 

To appeal, you will need to gather the necessary supporting documents along with an appeal letter. You cannot appeal after the designated time frame. Then, submit the appeal to Indonesian Immigration. It can take several weeks or months to get your appeal decision.

You can reapply anytime for an Indonesia visa. There is also no fixed number of limits for reapplication. However, an excessive amount of visa application rejection can negatively impact your visa record. In this case, the most important thing is to find out the reason behind your visa application rejection. It will help to correct your previous mistakes and increase your chances of getting a visa.

FAQ for Indonesia Visa

Do bangladeshis need visas for indonesia.

Yes, Bangladeshis need visas for Indonesia.

Getting an Indonesia visa for Bangladeshi passport holders is easier with the expert service of VISAThing. You already have the hassle of submitting your documents in person. The additional pressure to collect proper documentation and notarization can also make you feel tense. Here comes VISAThing’s expert guidance! VISAThing is experienced in managing and organizing the required documents of the Indonesia visa application for Bangladeshi. If you delay now, it’s your loss!

INDONESIA VISA FROM BANGLADESH

Basic information For Bangladeshi visa seekers who want to travel to the Indonesia are issued visas in various categories such as:

Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia Road No.-53, Plot No.-14 Gulshan-2, Dhaka-1212 Bangladesh. Phone: (+88) 02 881 2260, (+88) 02 988 1640 – 1 Fax: (+88) 02 882 5391, (+88) 02 881 0993 E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://www.indonesia-dhaka.org/

Indonesia has recently introduced Visa-Free traveling for Bangladeshi Citizen (up to 30 days). We suggest the travelers to carry the below documents while traveling to Indonesia. For Business and Family Visit applicant must require visa to travel.

Visa Processing Fee 13,500 BDT.

Processing Time:

Total approximate time is 30 working days.

• Valid Passport
• Photo (Passport Size)
• Bank Statement (Minimum Balance 2 Lacs)
• Occupation Details (NOC/JO/Trade License)
• Visiting Card
• Pad Page (Letterhead)
• Travel Insurance
• Vaccination Certificate (Covid-19)

N.B; All Bengali documents must be translated into English and notarized.

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Frequently Asked questions

Yes. Indian passport holders must have a valid visa to enter Indonesia. Indians can apply for an Indonesian visa online via Atlys.

When applying for a tourist visa online, specific Indonesia visa requirements must be fulfilled:

Valid passport: Provide a scanned copy of your passport with a validity of at least six months from the date of application. Also, provide a copy of the passport page containing your personal data and a photograph.

Visa photo : Provide a recent digital passport-size photo and ensure it meets all the Indonesian visa photo requirements.

With Atlys, not only can you upload the above documents from your mobile device or desktop , but you can also take a selfie for the photo and click a picture of your passport using your smartphone camera or laptop. Atlys adjusts the user's photo to meet the country's requirements automatically, without any hassle.  

To get your visa on time, here's a quick overview of what to expect when applying online through Atlys.

Start application: Start your Indonesia visa application on Atlys . 

Upload or take your photo: Upload the required documents using your smartphone or laptop camera.

Complete your details: Provide the required personal and travel information accurately.

Finalise and pay: Check your application details, then proceed to payment to complete the process.

Receive your approved visa : Your visa will be processed in the given time frame.

Yes. Indian passport holders can apply for a visa on arrival (VOA) in Indonesia. It's important to note that a VOA is not guaranteed. Therefore, Atlys strongly recommends applying for an e-visa before your trip. Applying in advance ensures the confirmation of your visa status and reduces the likelihood of visa rejection upon arrival.

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Updated on: November 12, 2023

Indonesia is a popular destination for Bangladeshi tourists who want to enjoy its natural beauty, cultural diversity, and historical attractions. However, before planning a trip to Indonesia, Bangladeshi citizens need to know the visa requirements and procedures.

Do Bangladeshi citizens need a visa to visit Indonesia?

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The answer is no, Bangladeshi citizens do not need a visa to visit Indonesia as tourists for up to 30 days. They can enter Indonesia visa-free under the Visa Exemption scheme. However, they need to meet the following conditions:

• They must have a valid Bangladesh passport with at least six months of remaining validity and two blank pages.
• They must have a confirmed round-trip ticket or onward ticket to another country.
• They must have sufficient funds to cover their expenses during their stay in Indonesia.
• They must not engage in any paid or unpaid work, study, or journalism activities in Indonesia.
• They must comply with the Indonesian laws and regulations and respect the local customs and culture.

If Bangladeshi citizens want to stay longer than 30 days, or visit Indonesia for other purposes such as business, education, social, or cultural, they need to apply for a visa at the Indonesian Embassy in Dhaka. The visa application process may vary depending on the type and duration of the visa, but generally, they need to submit the following documents:

• A completed and signed visa application form.
• A passport-sized photo with a white background.
• A copy of the Bangladesh passport and the original for verification.
• A copy of the round-trip ticket or onward ticket.
• A bank statement showing sufficient funds for the trip.
• A letter of invitation or sponsorship from an Indonesian individual or organization, if applicable.
• A letter of recommendation from the employer or institution in Bangladesh, if applicable.
• A payment of the visa fee, which may vary depending on the type and duration of the visa.

The visa processing time may take up to seven working days, and the visa validity may range from 90 days to one year, depending on the type and duration of the visa. Bangladeshi citizens are advised to apply for the visa well in advance of their intended travel date, and to check the latest visa information and requirements from the Indonesian Embassy in Dhaka.

Indonesia is a diverse and fascinating country that offers many benefits for Bangladeshi tourists, such as:

• Indonesia has a rich and diverse culture, with more than 300 ethnic groups and 700 languages. Bangladeshi tourists can experience the different traditions, arts, cuisines, and religions of Indonesia, and learn about its history and heritage.
• Indonesia has a stunning natural beauty, with more than 17,000 islands, 127 volcanoes, and 80,000 kilometers of coastline. Bangladeshi tourists can enjoy the scenic landscapes, tropical forests, wildlife, beaches, and coral reefs of Indonesia, and engage in various outdoor activities such as hiking, diving, surfing, and rafting.
• Indonesia has a friendly and hospitable people, with a common bond of Islam. Bangladeshi tourists can feel welcomed and comfortable in Indonesia, as they share the same faith and values with the majority of Indonesians. They can also visit the many mosques, Islamic schools, and religious sites in Indonesia, and participate in the Islamic festivals and celebrations.
• Indonesia has a affordable and convenient travel, with a favorable exchange rate and a well-developed transportation system. Bangladeshi tourists can travel to Indonesia with a low budget, as the cost of living, accommodation, food, and transportation are relatively cheap in Indonesia. They can also easily access the different regions and attractions of Indonesia, as there are many domestic and international flights, trains, buses, and ferries available.

Indonesia is a vast and diverse country that offers many attractions for tourists of different interests and preferences. Some of the most popular tourist destinations in Indonesia are:

Bali is arguably the most famous and visited island in Indonesia, known for its beautiful beaches, rich culture, and stunning natural scenery. Bali has something for everyone, whether you want to relax on the sand, surf the waves, explore the temples, or enjoy the nightlife. Some of the top attractions in Bali are the beaches of Kuta, Nusa Dua, and Sanur, the Sacred Monkey Forest in Ubud, the Pura Tanah Lot temple, and the Jatiluwih rice fields.

Borobudur is an ancient Buddhist temple complex that is one of the most impressive and culturally significant landmarks in Indonesia. Borobudur was built in the 8th century and consists of nine stacked platforms adorned with hundreds of statues and thousands of relief panels. Borobudur is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a popular pilgrimage destination for Buddhists. The best time to visit Borobudur is at sunrise, when you can witness the temple illuminated by the golden light.

Komodo National Park is a unique and adventurous destination that is home to the world’s largest lizard, the Komodo dragon. These fearsome creatures can grow up to three meters long and weigh up to 70 kilograms. They can only be found in this park and a few nearby islands. Komodo National Park is also a great place for diving and snorkeling, as it has a rich marine biodiversity and coral reefs. You can also visit the Pink Beach, which has a distinctive pink hue due to the crushed red coral in the sand.

Raja Ampat Islands are a group of four main islands and thousands of smaller ones that are located in the northwestern tip of Papua. Raja Ampat is one of the most sensational diving destinations in Indonesia, as it has more than 75% of all known coral species and a huge variety of fish and other marine life. Raja Ampat is also a paradise for birdwatchers, as it has many endemic and rare species of birds, such as the Wilson’s bird of paradise and the red bird of paradise.

In conclusion, Indonesia is a great destination for Bangladeshi tourists who want to explore a different and exciting country, without the hassle of applying for a visa. However, they need to be aware of the visa-free conditions and limitations, and the visa application procedures and requirements, if they want to extend their stay or visit Indonesia for other purposes.

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Is vaccination required to enter the country.

The Bangladesh government isn’t demanding a Covid vaccine to incoming visitors. Still, follow all the health rules in Bangladesh.

Is a PCR test required to enter the country?

Yes, you need a PCR test before your trip. Take the test within 72 hours before traveling and bring negative results. Children under 10 years old are exempt from this guideline.

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The Bangladesh Tourist Visa is a paper visa that allows your entry to Bangladesh. It’s available for single, double, or multiple entries . We can help you with the digital part. After you finish the online steps with us, you need to visit a Bangladesh Visa Application Center to finish the process.

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Check the sculpture galleries that feature Hindu gods or explore the Islamic collection with weapons, ensembles, and copies of the Quran.

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