Overview
The Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Rome serves as Indonesia's diplomatic mission to Italy and San Marino. Italy and Indonesia maintain growing bilateral relations in trade, investment, defence, and cultural exchange. Bali, Java, and Komodo are popular destinations for Italian travellers, with good connections via Middle Eastern hubs and direct seasonal flights. The embassy handles visa applications, consular services for Indonesian nationals in Italy, and facilitates trade promotion — Italian companies are active in Indonesia's infrastructure, energy, and fashion sectors.
Visa Services
Italian passport holders are eligible for Indonesia's electronic visa on arrival or visa on arrival for an initial stay of up to 30 days, with one extension available under the applicable rules. Travellers should select a visa matching their activity and use the official Indonesian immigration portal; visa-free entry applies only to the nationalities and purposes currently listed by immigration.
Consular Services
The embassy assists Indonesian citizens in Italy with passports and travel documents, civil registration, legalization, protection, and emergency cases, and provides official immigration guidance to residents applying for Indonesian visas.
Trade & Export Support
The mission promotes Italy-Indonesia cooperation in infrastructure, energy, machinery, automotive supply, fashion and textiles, food, tourism, maritime industries, technology, and investment, and supports institutional and business exchanges.
Service Area
The embassy represents Indonesia in Italy and San Marino. Applicants should confirm through the embassy's official channels whether their consular or immigration service is handled in Rome or through another designated office.
Appointment Information
Before visiting, applicants should confirm the current online application route, appointment requirement, service hours, and original-document checklist. Electronic visa and e-VoA applications should use the official Indonesian immigration platform.
Special Notes
Visa-on-arrival eligibility does not authorize every activity: work, journalism, study, residence, and other purposes require the correct visa or permit. Passport-validity and onward-travel evidence should be checked immediately before departure.
Visaja keeps this page's contact details and visa guidance under continuous review — still, requirements can change at short notice, so confirm the essentials with the mission or the official government portal before you travel.
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