Referring to Law no. 6 of 2011 concerning Immigration (UU No. 6 Tahun 2011 tentang Keimigrasian), a guarantor is a person or corporation responsible for the presence and activities of foreigners while in the Indonesian territory. The following are three legal subjects entitled to become these foreigners’ sponsors or guarantors.

1. Husband or wife of foreign nationals who come to Indonesia, in the case of mixed marriages.
2. Every Indonesian citizen can also be a guarantor or visa sponsor for foreign nationals.
3. Indonesian companies can also become sponsors or guarantors for Foreign Workers (Foreign Citizens who come to Indonesia with the aim of working).

Some countries that apply visa-free for Indonesian passport holders:

Visit visa-free:

• Asia

1. 1. Singapore – 30 days
   2. Thailand – 30 days
   3. Philippines – 30 days
   4. Myanmar – 14 days
   5. Brunei Darussalam – 14 days
   6. Malaysia – 30 days
   7. Vietnam – 30 days
   8. Cambodia – 30 days
   9. Laos – 30 days
   10. Hong Kong – 30 days
   11. Macaws – 30 days
   12. East Timor – 30 days
   13. Uzbekistan – 30 days
   14. Qatar – 30 days
   15. Kazakhstan – 30 days

• Europe
  1. Belarus – 30 days, provided you must come and go from Minsk International Airport and don’t fly to or from Russia. Have a return ticket within 30 days and insurance worth 10,000 euros
  2. Serbia – 30 days

• America
  1. Bermuda – No time limit
  2. Brazil – 30 days
  3. Chile – 90 days
  4. Colombia – 90 days and can be extended to 180 days within a year
  5. Ecuador – 90 days
  6. Guyana – 30 days
  7. Peru – 183 days
  8. Barbados – 90 days
  9. Dominica – 21 days
  10. Haiti – 90 days
  11. Vincent and the Grenadines – 30 days

• Africa
  1. Gambia – 90 days, subject to a request for entry clearance and require an International Certificate of Vaccination
  2. Mali – 30 days, requires International Certificate of Vaccination
  3. Morocco – 90 days
  4. Namibia – 30 days
  5. Rwanda – 90 days, requires International Certificate of Vaccination

• Oceania

1. 1. Cook Islands – 31 days
   2. Fiji – 120 days
   3. Micronesia – 30 days
   4. Niue – 30 days

Visa on Arrival/e-Visa/eTA:

• Asia

1. 1. Kyrgyzstan – One-month VoA, available at Manas International Airport
   2. Maldives – Free VoA for up to 30 days
   3. Nepal – VoA 90 days
   4. Tajikistan – 45 days e-Visa
   5. Pakistan – e-Visa
   6. Sri Lanka – VoA 30 days
   7. Armenia VoA or e-Visa 120 days
   8. Azerbaijan – e-Visa or e-VoA at Baku International Airport
   9. Iran – VoA 30 days
   10. Jordan – VoA 90 days

• America
  1. Nikaragua – VoA 90 days

• Africa
  1. Cape Verde – VoA from Nelson Mandela International Airport, Cesaria Evora Airport, Amilcar Cabral International Airport, and Aristides Pereira International Airport
  2. Comores Islands – VoA 45 days
  3. Gabon – VoA/e-Visa 90 days, entry via Libreville International Airport
  4. Guinea-Bissau – VoA/e-Visa 90 days
  5. Kenya – Three months VoA/e-Visa, requires an International Certificate of Vaccination
  6. Madagascar – VoA/e-Visa 90 days
  7. Malawi – VoA/e-Visa 30 days, can be extended up to 90 days
  8. Mauritania – VoA at Nouakchott-Oumtounsy International Airport requires an International Certificate of Vaccination
  9. Mauritius – VoA 60 days
  10. Mozambique – VoA 30 days
  11. Senegal – VoA requires an International Certificate of Vaccination
  12. Seychelles – Visitor’s permit on arrival 3 months free
  13. Sierra Leone – VoA requires an International Certificate of Vaccination
  14. Somalia – VoA
  15. Tanzania – 3-month VoA/e-Visa
  16. Togo – 7 days VoA
  17. Uganda – VoA/e-Visa, requires an International Certificate of Vaccination
  18. Zimbabwe – VoA/e-Visa 90 days

• Oceania

1. 1. Marshall Islands – VoA 90 days
   2. Palau Islands – 30 days free VoA
   3. Papua New Guinea – Free VoA/e-Visa 60 days
   4. Samoa – Entry permit on arrival 60 days
   5. Tuvalu – VoA 30 days