Indonesia has simplified the entry process for international travellers with the launch of its All Indonesia digital platform, which combines immigration, customs, and health declarations into a single, streamlined form. There is no longer a requirement for different sites and submissions because visitors can now complete all entry procedures through one portal. All Indonesia is currently being tested in major airports and seaports. All Indonesia provides a faster and more user-friendly experience which also reduces queues and paperwork while ensuring essential travel and health information is submitted accurately.
Indonesia is taking a major step to streamline international travel with the launch of its new digital platform, All Indonesia. Designed to consolidate immigration, customs, and health declarations into a single, user-friendly online form, this initiative aims to make entry procedures faster, simpler, and more convenient for travellers. Currently undergoing trials at major airports and seaports, the platform is slated for full nationwide implementation by the end of 2025.
One Platform to Handle All Entry Requirements
For many travellers, navigating Indonesia’s arrival requirements has historically involved multiple steps across different platforms. Visitors needed to obtain a visa-on-arrival or apply for an e-visa, complete a health declaration through the SATUSEHAT Health Pass, and submit a customs declaration via the e-CD system. Each of these steps required separate websites or applications, creating a cumbersome experience for travellers.
The new All Indonesia portal addresses this issue by merging all the required forms into a single digital process. International visitors can now fill out one form covering immigration, customs, and health information, eliminating the need to switch between platforms. Once submitted, the process is complete, providing a seamless entry experience.
How the Platform Works
The All Indonesia system is designed to be straightforward. The form collects essential information in four main categories:
- Personal Details: Name, nationality, date of birth, passport number and expiry, phone number, and email.
- Travel Information: Arrival and departure dates, visa or residency permit details (if applicable).
- Transport Details: Flight or vessel information, airline or ship name, and arrival airport or port.
- Accommodation and Declarations: Hotel details, health symptoms, recent countries visited, items brought into the country, number of checked bags, and IMEI numbers for electronic devices.
Once completed, travellers receive a QR code by email that can be presented upon arrival. The entire process is quick, taking approximately 2.5 minutes, and is completely free of charge. Forms can be submitted up to three days before entering Indonesia, providing flexibility for travellers.
Current Availability and Trial Locations
The rollout of All Indonesia began in July 2025, starting with a launch at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Jakarta. The system is currently in its testing phase and available at a select number of airports and seaports, including:
Airports:
- Soekarno-Hatta International, Jakarta
- Ngurah Rai International, Bali
- Juanda International, Surabaya
Seaports:
- Batam Center
- Batam Nongsapura
- Bengkong
- Citra Tritunas
- Sekupang
- Teluk Senimba
By the end of 2025, more airports and seaports are expected to join the platform, which means the majority of international arrivals in Indonesia will soon benefit from this streamlined process.
Accessing the Platform
Travellers can access the system via the official website at allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id or through the dedicated All Indonesia app, available for download on mobile devices. Upon starting, users should select “Foreign Visitor” to access the relevant forms.
What Happens If Your Arrival Point Isn’t Supported Yet?
For airports and seaports not included in the initial trial, travellers will still need to complete the SATUSEHAT Health Pass and the e-CD customs declaration separately. However, once All Indonesia is fully implemented nationwide, a single platform will replace these individual systems.
Benefits for Travellers and Authorities
The introduction of a single-entry platform has several benefits. For travellers, it simplifies the arrival process, reduces errors, and speeds up processing at immigration and customs. The QR code system also allows for smoother verification upon arrival, minimizing queues and wait times.
For Indonesian authorities, the platform enhances data accuracy and streamlines monitoring. Integrating health, customs, and immigration data in one portal facilitates more efficient risk management, improves border security, and allows authorities to respond quickly to public health issues or other emergencies.
Looking Ahead
The testing phase of All Indonesia will continue until the end of 2025. Following this period, the All Indonesia Arrival Card is expected to become mandatory at all international entry points, marking a significant step toward a fully digital and unified entry system.
This initiative aligns with Indonesia’s broader goal of modernising its border management and improving the overall experience for international visitors. By consolidating multiple forms into one platform, the country is embracing technology to make travel more convenient and efficient, while maintaining safety and regulatory standards.
Tips for Travellers
- Check if your arrival airport or port supports All Indonesia before travelling.
- Complete your form up to three days in advance to avoid last-minute issues.
- Keep a digital or printed copy of the QR code to present at immigration.
- Ensure that all details, including health and customs declarations, are accurate to prevent delays.
Indonesia’s launch of the All Indonesia platform represents a significant leap forward in simplifying travel formalities. By consolidating immigration, customs, and health requirements into a single form, the country is reducing hassle for international visitors and paving the way for a more modern, efficient border experience.
Indonesia has simplified international arrivals with the All Indonesia platform, combining immigration, customs, and health forms into one digital process to save time and reduce travel hassles.
As the system expands to more airports and seaports by the end of 2025, travellers can look forward to a smoother, faster, and entirely digital arrival process. Whether visiting for business or leisure, the All Indonesia platform promises to make entering Indonesia easier than ever before, setting a new benchmark for travel convenience in Southeast Asia.
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