MNL → DPS · SOUTHEAST ASIA
🇮🇩 Indonesia: pwede ba ang Pinoy passport?
No visa needed — Filipinos get 30 days visa-free in Indonesia. Standing arrangement (ASEAN) — not extendable.
Indonesia hands ASEAN neighbors 30 days visa-free — and for most Pinoys that means one word: Bali.
Two online tasks before you fly: the free All Indonesia Arrival Card (it replaced the old customs form), and Bali's separate IDR 150k tourist levy if that's your destination.
Paano ang proseso, step by step
01
Book your trip
30 days visa-free under ASEAN — note it is NOT extendable.
02
File the All Indonesia Arrival Card
Free, online — it replaced the old customs form.
03
Going to Bali? Pay the tourist levy
IDR 150k, paid online before arrival — separate from everything else.
04
Prepare documents
Passport (6+ months), return ticket, ~₱15k–30k (budget extra for Bali).
Mga karaniwang pagkakamali
⚠️ Planning to extend the 30 days — the ASEAN visa-free entry can't be extended; longer stays need a visa before you fly.
⚠️ Missing the Bali levy and queueing to pay it on arrival.
⚠️ Confusing the free arrival card with paid 'visa on arrival' offers — Filipinos don't need VOA.
Frequently asked questions
Kailangan ba ng visa sa Indonesia / Bali?
No — 30 days visa-free for Filipinos. File the free All Indonesia Arrival Card online, and pay Bali's IDR 150k tourist levy if that's your destination.
Pwede bang i-extend ang 30 days?
No — the ASEAN visa-free entry is not extendable. For longer stays, arrange a visa before flying.
Magkano ang budget para sa Bali?
₱15k–30k plus the levy and flights — Bali runs pricier than the rest of Indonesia.
Bago ka mag-book
Requirements change — this page was last checked on Jul 26, 2026, pero ang embassy at airline pa rin ang final word. I-verify bago magbayad ng non-refundable.
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