An Indonesian passport provides visa-free access to 88 countries

Thekabarnews.com—If you have an Indonesian passport, you can travel to 88 countries and territories without having to fill out a full visa application. You might be able to enter without a visa, get a visa on arrival (VoA), or apply for a simple electronic travel authorization (eTA), depending on where you are going.

This new travel option creates significant opportunities for individuals seeking spontaneous travel, professional opportunities, or adventurous experiences.

Add this to your bucket list.

• Singapore is excellent for weekend getaways, food seeking, and shopping.
• Malaysia offers a diverse range of experiences, from the breathtaking skyline of Kuala Lumpur to the stunning beaches of Langkawi.
• Thailand: temples, culture, nightlife, and trips to the islands.
• Japan (eTA) is a mix of old and new ways of life.
• The Maldives (VoA) is an ideal destination for honeymoon couples and ocean lovers.

• Qatar (VoA) – Make your stopover a luxurious mini-vacation.
• Morocco has colorful souks and desert scenery.
• Tanzania (VoA) has safari experiences that are unlike any other.
• Kenya (eTA) has beautiful nature, wildlife, and savannah.
• Oman (VoA) has dramatic deserts and calm coasts.
• Brazil boasts vibrant cities and renowned beaches. 
• Peru—visit the famous Machu Picchu.
• Chile—Patagonia’s stunning landscapes.
• Barbados: A tropical island where you can unwind. 
• Suriname: A South American country with a unique combination of cultures.

Even if you do not need a regular visa, you still need to get ready:

• Check that your passport is valid for at least six months.
• Get a ticket for your return trip and proof of where you will be staying.
• If you need to, bring evidence of funds.
• Follow the rules about how long you can stay.
• Before you leave, always check the most recent admission rules.

Indonesians will have greater freedom, be able to arrange trips faster, and be able to move across the world more easily if they can get more visas without them. Your passport now lets you travel more freely, whether you are going on a honeymoon, a backpacking trip, or a short work trip.