Indonesia to Zimbabwe visa requirements

Indonesian ordinary passport holders can get a visa on arrival in Zimbabwe (Category B). Pay US$30 for single entry, US$45 double, or US$55 multiple at the port of entry. An optional eVisa at evisa.gov.zw lets you pre-pay and speed up the border crossing. Indonesia is classified as a Category B country under Zimbabwe's visa regime, meaning Indonesian ordinary passport holders do not need to arrange a visa in advance — they obtain a visa on arrival (VOA) at any airport or land border post on payment of the requisite fee. The single-entry tourist visa costs US$30 and permits a stay of up to 30 days within a one-month validity; the double-entry visa is US$45 (valid 3 months) and multiple-entry is US$55 (valid 6 months, generally for those who can demonstrate frequent travel). Indonesia is also eligible for Zimbabwe's online eVisa (evisa.gov.zw), which is optional for Category B nationals but recommended to avoid border delays and cash-handling issues; eVisa processing averages around 7 working days. Travelers must hold a passport valid for at least 6 months with blank pages, proof of onward/return travel, accommodation details, and sufficient funds. Visa fees at the border have historically been cash USD only, so prepaying online is the safer route. All visitors should also complete the Zimbabwe Entry Declaration Form before arrival. This guidance reflects the visa regime in force as of mid-2026; the underlying A/B/C category system was last revised in 2023 and Indonesia remains in Category B.