South Korea visa for Indonesian citizens

Passport

Indonesia

Destination

South Korea

Indonesia passport holders need a visa for South Korea, and it can be applied for online as an e-Visa.

Answer e-Visa

Yes, an e-Visa is required

Entry requirement: e-Visa
Maximum stay: Set by the visa
Apply before travel: Yes
Last updated: February 2026

What Indonesia passport holders need to do

Apply on the destination's official e-Visa portal.
Upload a passport scan and a photo, then pay the fee online.
Save or print the approved e-Visa and present it at the border.

Indonesia is one of 88 passports in the “e-visa” group for South Korea. See the full South Korea visa requirements for every passport.

Easier alternatives in Asia for Indonesia passport holders

South Korea is one of 34 destinations in the “e-visa” group for the Indonesia passport, which ranks #51 worldwide with a mobility score of 80. Of 49 destinations in Asia, 30 need no visa arranged in advance; the easiest are listed below.

Destination	Requirement	Max stay
Brunei	Visa-free	14 days
Cambodia	Visa-free	30 days
Hong Kong	Visa-free	30 days
Iran	Visa-free	15 days
Japan	Visa-free	15 days
Kazakhstan	Visa-free	30 days
Laos	Visa-free	30 days
Macau	Visa-free	30 days
Malaysia	Visa-free	30 days
Myanmar	Visa-free	14 days
Palestine	Visa-free	–
Philippines	Visa-free	30 days

All visa-free countries for the Indonesia passport

Frequently asked questions

Do Indonesian citizens need a visa for South Korea?

Indonesia passport holders need a visa for South Korea, and it can be applied for online as an e-Visa.

Can Indonesian citizens apply for South Korea visa online?

Yes. Indonesia passport holders are eligible for an e-Visa to South Korea, so the application can be completed online without visiting an embassy.

Do South Korea citizens need a visa for Indonesia?

South Korea passport holders can get a visa on arrival in Indonesia, so no application is needed before travelling.

South Korea visa requirements for other passports

Data last updated February 2026. This page covers short visits such as tourism. Rules can change at short notice and differ for work, study or long stays. Confirm with the embassy or official immigration website of South Korea before you book.