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Armenia Joins Burundi, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Fiji, Haiti, Japan, Kenya, Laos, and More to Boom Tourism and Global Mobility with Indonesia’s New Visa Free Travel Access to Seventy Two Countries
Due to Indonesia’s recent announcement of visa-free travel to 72 countries as of February 2026, Armenia, along with Burundi, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Fiji, Haiti, Japan, Kenya, Laos, and several other countries, is seeing a spike in tourism. The increased mobility of Indonesians is opening up travel options throughout the world and fueling the expanding tourist industry, making Indonesia a major force in determining global travel patterns. As a result of this advancement, Indonesian tourists can now visit a wider variety of locations, strengthening the nation’s economic and cultural importance internationally.
Indonesia’s Outbound Tourism Hits New Heights in 2025
According to official data as of February 2026, total outbound tourist trips in early 2025 indicated a 10.2% increase over 2024. It has also been indicated from study that steady outbound travel from Indonesia to top destinations in 2025. The gap between foreign visitors arriving in Indonesia and citizens leaving for trips abroad widened to 6.22 million, which the government monitors as an indicator of foreign exchange surplus. Indonesia’s total tourism revenue for 2025 is projected to reach US$18.91 billion, a 13.17% increase from 2024. The Ministry of Tourism is prioritizing high-quality, sustainable tourism. As per some reports, Indonesia’s tourism contribution to the economy is expected to hit a record high in 2025.
Indonesia Visa Free Travel to 72 countries:
Asia
Travellers can enter a number of nations in Asia, which is renowned for its stunning landscapes and rich cultural legacy, without a visa. Southeast Asia offers a diverse array of travel experiences, from the busy streets of Tokyo to the tranquil beaches. You can go to the following countries without a visa: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Brunei, Cambodia, China (Hong Kong SAR, Macao SAR), Iran, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Laos, Malaysia, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Oman, Philippines, Qatar, Sri Lanka, Tajikistan, Thailand, Timor-Leste, Türkiye, Uzbekistan, and Vietnam. Whether you’re looking for cultural landmarks, modern cities, or pristine beaches, Asia has something to offer every traveler.
Africa
With its various landscapes, distinctive civilizations, and enormous wilderness, Africa is an amazing continent. Numerous African countries offer visa-free travel, making it possible to partake in activities like safaris and cultural explorations. Nations like Angola, Burundi, Cape Verde Islands, Comoro Islands, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritius, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Rwanda, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, The Gambia, and Zimbabwe permit visitors to take in breathtaking wildlife, national parks, and energetic towns without needing a visa.
America & Caribbean
Travelers can discover vibrant cities, rich history, and beautiful beaches at a wide range of locations around the Americas and Caribbean. Traveling to many of these nations is visa-free, which makes it simpler for visitors to take advantage of the variety of experiences they have to offer. These nations consist of Barbados, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Dominica, Ecuador, Guyana, Haiti, Nicaragua, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and Suriname. These locations have plenty to offer all kinds of tourists, whether they are looking for historical landmarks, breathtaking beaches, or exciting events.
Europe
Europe is home to many different cultures, a wealth of history, and breathtaking scenery. Numerous European nations grant visa-free entrance, making it simple for tourists to discover famous sites, quaint towns, and breathtaking scenery. Visitors can visit the following European countries without having to deal with a visa: Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, and Serbia. Travelers looking for historical landmarks, cultural immersion, and stunning natural beauty will love these nations.
Oceania / Pacific
Oceania is renowned for its diverse animals, pristine oceans, and picturesque islands. For tourists looking for a relaxed vacation amidst breathtaking scenery, these nations and territories are perfect. Travelers can more easily immerse themselves in the peaceful surroundings because several of these locations grant visa-free admission. Countries and territories in this region that do not require visas include: Brunei, Cook Islands, Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Palau Islands, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Timor-Leste and Tuvalu. With lots of chances for hiking, water activities, and cultural exploration, these nations are ideal for both nature lovers and thrill seekers.
Unclassified / Special Territories
Furthermore, some places don’t require a visa in order to enter. Even though these regions are not sovereign nations, there are nevertheless special procedures for visitors to enter them. One nation is Niue. Depending on the place of origin of the visitor, various regions may have different visa requirements.
Here’s the full list of 72 countries where Indonesian can travel without visa:
| Destinations | Visa Requirements |
| 1. Albania | Visa Free |
| 2. Angola | Visa Free |
| 3. Armenia | VOA |
| 4. Azerbaijan | VOA |
| 5. Barbados | Visa Free |
| 6. Belarus | Visa Free |
| 7. Brazil | Visa Free |
| 8. Brunei | Visa Free |
| 9. Burundi | VOA |
| 10. Cambodia | Visa Free |
| 11. Cape Verde Islands | VOA |
| 12. Chile | Visa Free |
| 13. Colombia | Visa Free |
| 14. Comoro Islands | VOA |
| 15. Cook Islands | Visa Free |
| 16. Djibouti | VOA |
| 17. Dominica | Visa Free |
| 18. Ecuador | Visa Free |
| 19. Ethiopia | VOA |
| 20. Fiji | Visa Free |
| 21. Guinea-Bissau | VOA |
| 22. Guyana | Visa Free |
| 23. Haiti | Visa Free |
| 24. Hong Kong (SAR China) | Visa Free |
| 25. Iran | Visa Free |
| 26. Japan | Visa Free |
| 27. Jordan | VOA |
| 28. Kazakhstan | Visa Free |
| 29. Kenya | Visa Free |
| 30. Kiribati | Visa Free |
| 31. Kyrgyzstan | VOA |
| 32. Laos | Visa Free |
| 33. Macao (SAR China) | Visa Free |
| 34. Madagascar | VOA |
| 35. Malaysia | Visa Free |
| 36. Maldives | VOA |
| 37. Mali | Visa Free |
| 38. Marshall Islands | VOA |
| 39. Mauritius | VOA |
| 40. Micronesia | Visa Free |
| 41. Morocco | Visa Free |
| 42. Mozambique | ETA |
| 43. Myanmar | Visa Free |
| 44. Namibia | Visa Free |
| 45. Nepal | VOA |
| 46. Nicaragua | VOA |
| 47. Niue | VOA |
| 48. Oman | Visa Free |
| 49. Palau Islands | VOA |
| 50. Peru | Visa Free |
| 51. Philippines | Visa Free |
| 52. Qatar | VOA |
| 53. Rwanda | Visa Free |
| 54. Samoa | VOA |
| 55. Serbia | Visa Free |
| 56. Seychelles | ETA |
| 57. Sierra Leone | VOA |
| 58. Singapore | Visa Free |
| 59. Sri Lanka | ETA |
| 60. St. Kitts and Nevis | ETA |
| 61. St. Vincent and the Grenadines | Visa Free |
| 62. Suriname | Visa Free |
| 63. Tajikistan | Visa Free |
| 64. Tanzania | VOA |
| 65. Thailand | Visa Free |
| 66. The Gambia | Visa Free |
| 67. Timor-Leste | VOA |
| 68. Türkiye | Visa Free |
| 69. Tuvalu | VOA |
| 70. Uzbekistan | Visa Free |
| 71. Vietnam | Visa Free |
| 72. Zimbabwe | VOA |
TTW’s Editor-in-Chief, Mr. Anup Kumar Keshan, says: “Indonesia’s new visa-free travel access to 72 countries as of February 2026 is a game-changer for global tourism. As nations like Armenia, Burundi, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Fiji, Haiti, Japan, Kenya, and Laos, welcome Indonesian tourists with open arms, we can expect an influx of travelers eager to explore new destinations. This move not only boosts tourism but also strengthens Indonesia’s position as a key player in the global travel market. With access to iconic landmarks, rich cultural experiences, and natural wonders, Indonesian travelers are now in a prime position to embark on new adventures across the world, all while contributing to the growing cultural exchange and international tourism boom.”
Top Airports in Indonesia:
Soekarno-Hatta International Airport (CGK) – Jakarta
As Indonesia’s primary gateway and Southeast Asia’s busiest terminal, Soekarno-Hatta handles over 50 million passengers annually. Located near the capital, this massive hub connects the archipelago to the world. Its constant bustle and recent modernizations make it the indispensable heartbeat of Indonesian commerce, international diplomacy, and large-scale domestic transit.
Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) – Bali
Serving as the premier portal to the Island of the Gods, this airport is a world-class facility frequently ranked among Asia-Pacific’s best. It blends modern infrastructure with traditional Balinese architecture, efficiently welcoming millions of global tourists. Its seaside location provides a breathtaking arrival experience for those seeking Indonesia’s cultural crown.
Juanda International Airport (SUB) – Surabaya
Strategically located in Surabaya, Juanda is a vital engine for East Java’s economy and a major transit point for the archipelago. It serves as a high-traffic hub for business travelers and tourists alike. Known for its operational efficiency, it remains a critical link between the western and central islands.
Sultan Hasanuddin International Airport (UPG) – Makassar
This rapidly expanding facility serves as the essential bridge between eastern and western Indonesia. Located in South Sulawesi, its unique “ship-like” architecture reflects the region’s maritime heritage. As a major transit point, it plays a pivotal role in streamlining travel across the vast geographical spread of the Indonesian islands.
Kualanamu International Airport (KNO) – Medan
A standout for modern infrastructure in North Sumatra, Kualanamu was Indonesia’s first airport to feature an integrated railway link. As a sophisticated international gateway, it serves as the primary entrance for those exploring Sumatra. Its spacious design and automated systems offer a seamless, high-tech experience for all travelers.
Top Airlines in Indonesia:
Garuda Indonesia (Premium)
As the national flag carrier, Garuda Indonesia sets the gold standard for luxury and reliability. Renowned for its “Garuda Indonesia Experience,” it prioritizes passenger comfort with spacious seating, gourmet in-flight dining, and impeccable hospitality. While prices are premium, the airline’s world-class safety record and extensive global network justify the investment.
Batik Air (Mid-Range)
Batik Air bridges the gap between luxury and economy, offering a sophisticated full-service experience at a competitive price point. Passengers enjoy generous legroom, personal entertainment screens, and complimentary snacks. It serves as an ideal choice for travelers seeking a touch of class and reliability without the premium flagship price tag.
Citilink (Low-Cost)
The low-cost subsidiary of Garuda Indonesia, Citilink focuses on providing “distinguished” budget travel. It inherits its parent company’s commitment to safety and operational excellence while maintaining affordable fares. Known for its modern fleet and vibrant green branding, it is a go-to for domestic travelers who value efficiency and consistency.
Indonesia AirAsia (Budget)
A favorite for the cost-conscious, Indonesia AirAsia excels in delivering “no-frills” efficiency. Part of the larger AirAsia group, it offers an extensive network of regional international routes at unbeatable prices. By allowing passengers to customize their experience through add-ons, it remains a dominant force in high-value, high-frequency air travel.
Super Air Jet (Budget)
Targeting the tech-savvy millennial generation, Super Air Jet is a modern newcomer focusing on point-to-point domestic connectivity. With its distinctive khaki-clad crew and “cool” brand image, the airline prioritizes high on-time performance and competitive pricing. It provides a fresh, reliable alternative for travelers seeking a straightforward, contemporary flying experience.
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