Visa-Free Entry: Citizens of certain countries are eligible for visa-free entry into Indonesia for tourism purposes. This typically allows stays of up to 30 days, although it's essential to check the specific regulations as they can vary. Visitors entering visa-free must have a passport valid for at least six months beyond their intended stay and proof of onward or return travel.

Visa on Arrival (VOA): Travelers from countries not eligible for visa-free entry may be able to obtain a visa on arrival at designated entry points in Indonesia. The VOA allows stays of up to 30 days and can usually be extended once for an additional 30 days. Like visa-free entry, visitors must have a passport valid for at least six months beyond their intended stay and proof of onward or return travel.

Tourist Visa: Travelers who plan to stay in Indonesia for longer than the visa-free or VOA period, or those from countries not eligible for visa-free or VOA, may need to apply for a tourist visa (Visa Kunjungan Wisata). This type of visa typically allows stays of up to 60 days and can be obtained from an Indonesian embassy or consulate abroad before traveling.

Social/Cultural Visit Visa (Visa Kunjungan Sosial/Budaya): This visa is suitable for travelers planning to visit family or friends, attend cultural events, or engage in non-business-related activities in Indonesia. It allows stays of up to 60 days and may require sponsorship from an Indonesian citizen or resident.

Business Visa (Visa Kunjungan Bisnis): Travelers intending to conduct business activities in Indonesia should apply for a business visa, which allows stays of up to 60 days. This visa may require sponsorship from an Indonesian company or organization.

Other Visa Types: Indonesia also offers visas for purposes such as employment, education, research, and long-term stays. The requirements and application procedures for these visas vary, and travelers should consult the nearest Indonesian embassy or consulate for specific information.