B1 Visa on Arrival: Indonesia Visa Purpose, Documents and Next Steps

B1 is a starting point for short tourism or family visit. Confirm the current variant, passport rules, sponsor conditions and permitted activities in the official eVisa flow before filing.

TL;DR

  • Short tourism or family visit
  • Expected stay: 30 days, one extension up to 60 days total.
  • Sponsor: No sponsor.
  • Passport valid for at least six months
  • Recent colour photo

About the Author: This guide draws on Atelix’s visa pre-qualification and document review process for applicants planning an Indonesia visa application.

Who should review this route?

This route is associated with short tourism or family visit. It should be compared with your actual activity and passport nationality, not selected by title alone.

Which documents matter?

Passport valid for at least six months; Recent colour photo; Return or onward ticket; Eligible nationality for Visa on Arrival. The portal may ask for more or different evidence for the applicant and variant.

What happens next?

Check B1 in the official eVisa selection, prepare the route-specific documents, and review the final bill and application before payment. Immigration makes the decision.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I apply for B1 without a sponsor?

The catalogue records: No sponsor. Confirm this for your nationality and selected variant in the live portal.

How long can I stay on B1?

The current catalogue summary is: 30 days, one extension up to 60 days total. Verify validity and per-entry stay before travel.

About Atelix

Atelix helps applicants compare Indonesian visa routes, check eligibility and organise documents before submission. Our pre-qualification review flags gaps for the selected route, with support from our team for questions that need a closer look. Indonesian Immigration makes the final visa and stay-permit decisions.

References

  1. Official source for B1
  2. Official eVisa selection