Indonesian passport holders travelling for tourism should use the route below to enter Israel.
1Embassy Visa
For Indonesian citizens looking to travel to Israel, securing a visa prior to arrival is mandatory. Please consult the nearest Israel embassy or consulate for detailed visa application procedures.
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Confirmation from Israeli Foreign Ministry is required before a visa is issued.
As of April 2024, due to safety concerns, Indonesian government advises its citizens not to visit Israel.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a visa for Israel from Indonesia?
Yes, a visa is required for Indonesian citizens.
Do Indonesian citizens need a visa for Israel in 2026?
Yes, a visa is required for Indonesian citizens. Options include: Embassy Visa.
Can Indonesian citizens travel to Israel?
Yes, Indonesian citizens can travel to Israel, but a visa is required.
What is the maximum length of stay in Israel with Embassy Visa for Indonesian citizens?
The maximum length of stay in Israel with Embassy Visa is not specified. Indonesian citizens must leave the country within the specified period.
What happens if a Indonesian citizen overstays their visa in Israel?
Overstaying a visa in Israel can result in fines, penalties, and potentially being banned from entering Israel in the future. It is important to comply with the length of stay specified with the visa and leave the country within the allotted time.
How much does the Israel Embassy Visa cost for Indonesian citizens?
The Israel Embassy Visa costs 105 NIS for tourist visits. Processing typically takes 1 to 5 working days.
How long must my passport be valid to enter Israel?
Israel requires a passport valid for at least the period of the issued visa and no less than the departure date from Israel of the visitor.
Do Indonesian citizens need a return ticket to enter Israel?
Yes — Israel requires proof of onward or return travel, and airlines may ask to see it at check-in.