Is there a fee for Indonesia's e-CD?

No. The All Indonesia / e-CD arrival declaration is free. The Indonesian government does not charge for it. The current official entry point is allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id and any declaration fee is from a middleman.

What is the official Indonesia e-CD website?

Use allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id, the current unified arrival declaration entry point. The legacy ecd.beacukai.go.id customs portal still resolves, but it is no longer the primary traveler-facing URL.

Do I need an e-CD if I'm flying to Bali?

Yes. The e-CD is required for all arrivals into Indonesia, including Bali (DPS / Ngurah Rai International). You file it within 3 days before arrival, just once per trip.

Is the e-CD the same as the Visa on Arrival (e-VOA)?

No, they are separate. The e-CD is a customs declaration (free, required for all arrivals). The e-VOA is a visa for nationalities that don't qualify for visa-free entry (about $35 USD government fee, filed at evisa.imigrasi.go.id). Both may be required for your trip.

When should I file the e-CD?

Within 3 days before arrival. Earlier than that, the official site rejects the submission.

Do Indonesian citizens need to file the e-CD?

Yes. The e-CD is required for everyone arriving in Indonesia — citizens, permanent residents, and foreign visitors alike. Bring a passport-style ID for Indonesian citizens (KTP).

Is iVisa the official Indonesia customs site?

No. iVisa is a commercial middleman that charges fees on top of Indonesia's free e-CD and government e-VOA. It is not affiliated with the Indonesian government.

I filled the e-CD but didn't get a confirmation email.

Check spam first. If still missing after 1 hour, refile. Duplicate submissions are harmless and the most recent applies.

Indonesia All Indonesia / e-CD: Official Site, Free Customs Declaration, Bali Travel Guide (2026)

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Official URL

allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id

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What the e-CD actually is

The All Indonesia arrival declaration is the current digital entry point for arriving travelers. It includes the customs declaration record formerly filed as the standalone e-CD: cash above limits, restricted goods, commercial merchandise, and excise goods.

It is free.

No one can charge you for it. The current official destination is allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id. The old standalone customs portal at ecd.beacukai.go.id still resolves, but travelers should start from All Indonesia.

What about a visa?

The All Indonesia / e-CD declaration is not a visa. It is an arrival and customs declaration that is required regardless of your visa status. If you need a visa, you file the e-VOA (Electronic Visa on Arrival) separately at evisa.imigrasi.go.id for about $35 USD government fee. Different form, different fee rule.

The problem

Search Google for “Bali customs form” or “Indonesia arrival form” and you’ll see paid ads from middleman sites charging $19 to $79 USD for the free e-CD. Some of them submit the real form on your behalf. Some submit a different form (sometimes just an e-VOA when you didn’t ask for one), or nothing at all.

The Indonesian government now routes travelers through All Indonesia. The declaration remains free; any site charging for the declaration is a middleman.

Before you touch any form

Check the address bar. The current official entry point is allindonesia.imigrasi.go.id.

Sites using .com, .org, or .net with customs-style branding are commercial middlemen. Anyone can register those open suffixes. Only Indonesian government entities can register .go.id.

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Address in Indonesia *

Where you will stay first night. Hotel name + address is enough for tourism.

Arrival date in Indonesia *

Format: YYYY-MM-DD — the date you land in Indonesia (Jakarta time)

Date of birth *

Format: YYYY-MM-DD

Email *

QR code is sent here.

Flight or vessel number *

Airline 2-letter IATA code + flight number (e.g. GA456 for Garuda Indonesia, AK788 for AirAsia). For cruise, use the ship's identifier.

Full name (as in passport) *

Exactly as shown on your passport (Latin letters only).

Nationality *

Country that issued your passport

Passport number *

Printed on the photo page of your passport. Letters and numbers only.

Port of entry *

Airport IATA code or named seaport. CGK = Jakarta, DPS = Bali, SUB = Surabaya, BPN = Balikpapan.

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Every field the official form asks

The e-CD has roughly 9 fields across 3 sections: traveler identity, trip details, and a customs declaration.

No photo upload required.

No payment required.

If a site asks for either, you are not on the official site.

Known sites that are NOT the e-CD

These sites all charge fees for what should be free. Some submit the real form, some don’t.

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How to tell any e-CD site is not the real one

Does the domain end in .go.id? If no, it is not an Indonesian government site. Period.
Does it ask for payment? The e-CD is free. Any fee means a middleman.
Does it ask you to upload a passport photo? The official e-CD does not.
Does the URL contain words like “bali”, “indonesia”, “customs”, “official” but not .go.id? Bait.
Does the page have testimonials, trust badges, or countdown timers? Government forms have none of these.

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