Do Indonesia passport holders need a visa to visit HN?

Indonesian ordinary passport holders need a visa to enter Honduras for tourism. Indonesia is not on Honduras's visa-exempt list, so you must apply for a consular (sticker) tourist visa at a Honduran embassy or consulate before you travel. There is no visa-on-arrival or eVisa channel. As of 2026, holders of an ordinary Indonesian passport require a visa to visit Honduras. Honduras grants visa-free entry to roughly 80-90 nationalities (most of the EU, the Americas, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Australia and others), but Indonesia is not included in that list. Indonesian travelers must therefore obtain a consular tourist visa ("sticker visa") in advance from a Honduran diplomatic mission. Because Indonesia has no Honduran embassy that issues these directly to all applicants, applications are typically lodged at the nearest accredited Honduran consulate or embassy (for the region this is often handled through missions accredited to Indonesia/Asia). The visa is normally single entry, valid about three months from issue, and permits a stay of up to 90 days. Note that Honduras is part of the CA-4 Border Control Agreement with Guatemala, El Salvador and Nicaragua; the 90-day period is shared across all four countries. Travelers should carry a passport valid at least six months with a blank page, proof of onward travel, accommodation and sufficient funds. Overstaying triggers exit fines. Fees and exact document lists vary slightly by consulate, so confirm with the specific mission before applying.