If you are traveling to Indonesia, you need to know about one important change. Since September 2025, the old customs declaration form has been replaced by a new unified system called All Indonesia. Whether you are a foreign tourist flying into Bali or a returning Indonesian resident, you must complete this digital registration before you land. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know — step by step, in plain language.

What Is the All Indonesia Registration?

The All Indonesia system is an official digital platform run by Indonesia's Directorate General of Immigration. It brings three separate entry requirements into one easy online form:

• Arrival Card (replaces the old paper card handed out on the plane)

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• Health Declaration (previously a separate SATUSEHAT form)
• Customs Declaration (previously the standalone e-CD / Electronic Customs Declaration)

Before All Indonesia launched, travelers had to fill out multiple forms — sometimes on paper, sometimes through different apps. Now, everything is in one place. This makes arriving in Indonesia faster and simpler for everyone.

Official website: allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id

Who Needs to Register?

Everyone entering Indonesia must complete the All Indonesia registration. This includes:

• Foreign tourists and visitors
• Business travelers
• Returning Indonesian citizens and residents
• Passengers transiting through Indonesia

There are no exceptions based on nationality or visa type. The registration is free of charge, so be careful of any third-party websites that charge a fee.

When Do You Need to Register?

You must complete your All Indonesia registration up to 3 days (72 hours) before your arrival. You can submit the form as early as three days out and as late as just before you board your flight. After you submit, you receive a QR code sent to your email address. You will need to show this QR code to immigration and customs officers when you arrive. One QR code covers an entire travel group of up to 10 people.

Step-by-Step: How to Complete the All Indonesia Form

Follow these steps to register before your trip to Indonesia:

1. Go to the official website — Visit allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id on your phone or computer. You can also download the All Indonesia mobile app.
2. Select your traveler type — Choose "Foreigner" or "Indonesian" as appropriate.
3. Choose your language — The form is available in multiple languages.
4. Scan or enter your passport — Use your phone to scan the MRZ (machine-readable zone) at the bottom of your passport, or type your details manually.
5. Fill in personal details — Full name (exactly as on your passport), date of birth, nationality, gender, passport number, and expiry date.
6. Enter your contact information — Mobile number and email address. Your QR code will be sent to this email, so double-check it.
7. Add travel details — Select your arrival date, departure date, mode of transport (air or sea), airport or port of arrival, and flight/vessel number.
8. Enter your address in Indonesia — This can be a hotel name or residential address.
9. Complete the health declaration — Indicate any symptoms and list countries visited in the last 21 days.
10. Complete the quarantine declaration — State whether you are bringing animals, plants, fruits, seeds, or animal products.
11. Complete the customs declaration — Declare the number of bags and any restricted or prohibited items (see full list below).
12. Submit and save your QR code — Screenshot it or download it to your phone.

What Do You Need to Declare?

The customs section asks you to declare specific goods. Here is what you must report:

If none of these apply to you, you simply declare "nothing to declare" and move through the green customs lane.

IMEI Registration: Do You Need It?

This is a common question, especially among tourists bringing new smartphones.

• If you are visiting Indonesia for 90 days or less, you are NOT required to register your phone's IMEI at customs.
• If you plan to use an Indonesian SIM card for more than 90 days, IMEI registration is required.

You can register your device IMEI at: beacukai.go.id/register-imei.html. After submission, you will receive a separate QR code to show at the Customs Checkpoint.

At the Airport: What Happens Next?

Once you land and collect your luggage, follow these steps:

1. Immigration check — Show your passport and your All Indonesia QR code.
2. Customs checkpoint — If you declared goods, go to the red lane. The customs officer will scan your QR code, verify your items, and calculate any import duties. If you have nothing to declare, use the green lane.
3. Exit the arrivals hall — You are done!

The system is currently active at three major international airports: Ngurah Rai (Bali), Soekarno-Hatta (Jakarta), and Juanda (Surabaya), as well as international seaports in Batam. It has been rolling out nationally since October 2025.

Documents to Prepare Before Traveling to Bali

The All Indonesia registration is just one part of your arrival checklist. There are several other things to prepare before you fly in. If you are planning to get around Bali independently after landing, understanding local laws and regulations in Bali is a smart move that will save you from unexpected problems.

For travelers planning to explore the island on two wheels, getting your International Driving Permit (IDP) is a legal requirement for all foreign riders — and you must arrange this before you leave your home country. Once you have your documents sorted, renting a scooter in Bali is one of the best ways to explore the island at your own pace.

If you are still in the trip-planning phase, check out our guide on the best time to visit Bali to choose the right season for your trip. And once you have your scooter ready, don't forget to read our guide on what to check before riding a motorcycle in Bali to stay safe on the road.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Many travelers make small errors that cause delays at the airport. Here is what to watch out for:

• Don't use third-party sites. The official link is allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id. Paid websites offering the same form are not official.
• Don't wait until you're on the plane. Fill the form at least a few hours before your flight, so you have time to fix any mistakes.
• Don't use an incorrect email. Your QR code is sent by email. A typo means no QR code.
• Don't forget your transit countries. The health declaration asks about countries visited in the last 21 days, including transit stops.
• Don't undercount your luggage. Count all checked and carry-on bags accurately.

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Last updated: March 2026. Always check the official All Indonesia website at allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id for the most current entry requirements before you travel.