Indonesia to Solomon Islands visa requirements

Indonesian ordinary passport holders need a visa arranged in advance before traveling to the Solomon Islands. Indonesia is on the Solomon Islands' "prior approval required" list, so there is no visa-free entry, no visa on arrival, and no eVisa for Indonesian citizens. Apply through the Solomon Islands Embassy in Jakarta (Director of Immigration approval). As of 2026, Indonesia (ordinary passport) is not among the nationalities that the Solomon Islands grants visa exemption or a free visitor permit on arrival. The Solomon Islands Immigration Division lists Indonesia among the Asian countries whose citizens require prior approval from the Director of Immigration before entering as a visitor. In practice this means an Indonesian traveler must apply for a paper visitor visa in advance, normally through the Solomon Islands Embassy/Consulate in Jakarta, and obtain immigration clearance before boarding. The visa generally permits a stay aligned with the standard visitor permit limit of up to three months within any twelve-month period. Standard entry conditions still apply on arrival: a passport valid at least six months beyond departure with blank pages, a confirmed return or onward ticket, and proof of sufficient funds. Because the Solomon Islands is in Oceania (not the Schengen area), Schengen and ETIAS rules do not apply. Travelers should confirm current fees and processing directly with the embassy, as published figures vary and the immigration authority sets the final approval.