Indonesian passport holders can obtain Azerbaijan’s visa online, with no embassy appointment in Jakarta. The Azerbaijan eVisa for Indonesian citizens is applied for on one form for up to ten people and, once approved, is sent by email as a secure link.
Do Indonesians need a visa for Azerbaijan?
Yes. Visa-free entry currently applies to the citizens of just eight countries, and Indonesia is not one of them, but Indonesians are eligible for the electronic visa. The eligible countries list names every nationality that is, and the Azerbaijan eVisa page sets out how it works.
Choosing the travel document type
The form asks each traveller to choose a travel document type. According to Indonesia’s Directorate General of Immigration, Indonesian passports are diplomatic, service (paspor dinas) or ordinary, and the ordinary passport comes in an electronic and a non-electronic version. Both versions of the ordinary passport are therefore entered as Ordinary Passport, while a civil servant travelling on a paspor dinas chooses Service Passport. Whatever the type, the passport must remain valid for at least 180 days after you arrive in Azerbaijan.
Companions from Singapore, the Philippines and Malaysia
Azerbaijan’s embassy in Jakarta is also accredited to the Philippines, Singapore and Timor-Leste, but the citizens of those countries are in different positions. Singaporeans can currently enter Azerbaijan without a visa under a temporary arrangement that runs until 1 August 2027, as listed on our eligible countries page. Philippine and Timorese passports are not on the eVisa form, so those travellers cannot join your application. Malaysians, by contrast, can: Malaysia is on the eVisa list, and a mixed Indonesian and Malaysian group can share one application.
Filling in the Azerbaijan eVisa for Indonesian citizens
For every traveller you enter the surname and given names as the passport prints them, the nationality, occupation, home address, passport number and expiry date, and you upload a scan of the photo page (JPG, PNG or PDF, up to 8 MB). The arrival date, accommodation and purpose of travel are given once, with a single email address and phone number for the application. Indonesian mobile numbers start with 08; on the form, drop the 0 and write +62 8 followed by the rest. Visa requirements lists the documents in full.
What six travellers pay
Prices are per person: USD 59 with standard processing, which takes up to 3 working days and needs an arrival at least 4 days after the application date, or USD 130 with urgent processing, which takes up to 3 hours and can cover arrival on the same day. Six travellers on the Azerbaijan eVisa for Indonesian citizens therefore pay USD 354 or USD 780. Payment is charged in Azerbaijani manat, AZN 100.30 or AZN 221.00 per traveller; the fee page explains the refundable part.
Using it within 90 days
The eVisa is valid for 90 days and allows up to 30 days in Azerbaijan. Stays of more than 15 days require registration at your address, explained under migration rules; duration of stay describes the options beyond 30 days.
Jakarta: embassy and ASEAN representation
Azerbaijan’s embassy in Jakarta also serves as its permanent representation to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. It is not involved in the Azerbaijan eVisa for Indonesian citizens; for other visa types and consular services, see jakarta.mfa.gov.az, and find its address and phone numbers under Indonesia on our Azerbaijan embassies page.
Review, decision and delivery
When the payment is confirmed, our team compares the details with the passport scans and contacts you about anything that needs correcting before the application goes to the official portal. Azerbaijan’s authorities then decide. An approved application produces an email with a secure link to each traveller’s eVisa; print them and carry each with its passport. A new link can be sent from check your application status. Start the Azerbaijan eVisa for Indonesian citizens with the application form once your travel dates are known, and check the FAQ for anything else.
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