The All Indonesia arrival declaration, step by step

According to the official FAQ, All Indonesia is the Indonesian government's official application bringing immigration, health, quarantine and customs declarations together on a single digital platform. You can use it as an app or through the official website, allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id.

It's for all international passengers entering Indonesia, and it's available in three languages: Indonesian, English and Mandarin.

And it's free — both the app and filling in the declaration cost nothing, according to the FAQ.

Source: Directorate General of Immigration — FAQ All Indonesia (trilingual), published by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, read 7 October 2026.

The FAQ sets the window: the declaration can be completed from three days before arrival (D-3) until the day of arrival. It recommends completing it before you board, so your data is processed before the airport checks — and strongly encourages showing your QR code to check-in staff for a smooth arrival.

Three practical points from the FAQ:

• Transiting? Fill in All Indonesia for your final destination in Indonesia, not the transit airport.
• Forgot? You can complete it on arrival by scanning a QR code at the airport and using the Wi-Fi provided — and the FAQ confirms passengers who haven't completed it are still allowed to enter.
• Your data is passed in real time to immigration, quarantine, health and customs once you submit.

All Indonesia can be completed individually or as a group — for a family, for instance. If you submit a group declaration, the FAQ recommends staying together until the customs, immigration and quarantine checks are finished.

Do you still need paper forms at the airport? No — the FAQ says that once you've completed the declaration digitally through All Indonesia, there are no physical forms to fill in on arrival.

If you're bringing a phone from abroad and plan to use a local SIM for a longer stay, our IMEI registration guide covers that separate step.