The Indonesia Electronic Customs Declaration (e-CD) is a digital customs declaration form. It replaces traditional paper documentation for faster, more efficient border crossings.
You must make a customs declaration for your trip to Indonesia — it’s mandatory for all passengers.
Submit yours today with Travel Indonesia e-CD and get ready for your trip.
About the Indonesia e-CD
The Indonesia Customs Declaration is also known as the BC 2.2. It allows authorities to check that items entering Indonesia comply with local laws and regulations.
Items you need to declare include:
- Goods for commercial purposes
- Alcohol, tobacco, and medication
- Other items subject to taxes, duties, or inspections
You can find a full breakdown of items to declare below.
Why make the customs declaration online?
By using the electronic declaration system, you can pre-submit your customs information.
- Reduce wait times at the airport
- Enjoy a simplified entry process
It takes just a few minutes to complete the Indonesia e-CD form online. You’ll receive a QR code by email, ready to present to immigration officers.
Who Needs an Indonesia Customs Declaration Form?
Travelers of all nationalities need to fill out a customs declaration. Not all travelers need a visa for Indonesia, but everyone must complete a customs declaration.
It’s required for all purposes of travel, including tourism and business. Traveling through Indonesia in transit? You have to fill out the customs form even if you will not leave the airport.
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Do I have to fill out the e-CD if I have nothing to declare?
Yes, you need to complete the customs form, even if you have nothing to declare. The form also collects information such as your flight and accommodation details.
Check below for more information about what to include in each section.
Is the electronic customs declaration required for Bali?
If you’re traveling directly to Bali, you’re required to make a customs declaration. It’s mandatory across Indonesian territory.
You have to fill out the customs declaration when entering Indonesia from overseas. You do not have to make a separate declaration to travel to Bali from other parts of Indonesia.
Tip: There’s an additional requirement to travel to Bali: the Bali Tourist Levy. This is separate from the e-CD. Make sure you arrange both for your trip.
Information To Include on Your Indonesia e-CD
Here’s a detailed look at what to include in each section of your Indonesia e-CD form.
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Passenger data- Full name
- Passport number
- Nationality
- Date of birth
- Occupation
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Travel details- Address in Indonesia
- Date and place of arrival
- Flight or other carrier number
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Baggage information- Pieces of accompanied luggage
- Pieces of unaccompanied luggage
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Goods declaration- Currency
- Tobacco products
- Imported goods
How To Submit Your e-CD Indonesia Online
You can complete your Customs Declaration for Indonesia with Travel Indonesia e-CD:
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Fill out your form- Each section turns green when successfully completed
- Check our handy tooltips for extra guidance
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Check your info and pay- Double check details such as your passport and flight number
- Pay our e-CD fee securely online by credit or debit card
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Click Submit- Our experts will make sure you’ve filled out each section correctly
- Next, we’ll send it to the Indonesian authorities for official processing
You’ll receive a QR code by email as soon as your request is approved. Save it on your cell phone — we also recommend printing a copy — ready to show to immigration officials when you arrive. You’re all set!
e-CD ApplicationItems To Declare on Your Customs Form for Indonesia
You must declare items that fall into any of the following categories on your e-CD form.
Alcohol and tobacco products
- Alcohol exceeding 1 liter per adult (age 21 and over).
- Tobacco products exceeding 200 cigarettes, 25 cigars, or 100 grams of tobacco.
Currency
- Foreign and domestic currency equivalent to or exceeding 100 million Indonesian Rupiah (about US$ 7,000).
Medications
- Prescription drugs in quantities that exceed personal use, typically for more than one month's supply.
- Narcotic medications or psychotropic substances, even if prescribed, require special permissions and documentation.
Food items
- Fresh food products such as fruits, vegetables, meat, and dairy products are generally prohibited or need special permits due to biosecurity concerns.
Flora and Fauna
- Any live animals or plants, seeds, and other biological materials.
- Health certificates and import permits are often required.
Commercial goods
- Items that you are bringing into Indonesia for commercial purposes, including samples.
- Goods not considered to be for personal use, for example large quantities.
Weapons and ammunition
- All forms of weapons, including sports or recreational firearms.
- Permits and special documentation will be necessary.
Why Choose Travel Indonesia e-CD?
Make sure your customs declaration meets the latest immigration rules and regulations with our expert services. Increase your chances of e-CD approval and focus on planning your trip of a lifetime.
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Compliance without complexityOur simplified form, complete with expert tips, makes filling out your e-CD form faster and easier.
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Total peace of mindComplete the e-CD with confidence, knowing that your form has been reviewed by experts. If your application is denied, you can get a full refund.
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Support when you need itAccess immediate assistance at any time with our 24/7 customer support. We’re here to help at any stage of the process.
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FAQs
How do I access the Indonesia e-CD form? Toggle faqs
You can access the Indonesia e-CD form here from your laptop, tablet, or cell phone. All you need is an internet connection to get started — it’s 100% online.
Is there a fee for submitting an e-CD? Toggle faqs
While there is no fee for submitting the e-CD itself, our agency offers additional services, such as expert review, at competitive rates.
Can I get assistance with my e-CD in my native language? Toggle faqs
Yes, apply with Travel Indonesia e-CD, and you can access assistance in your native language.
Our customer service team speaks more than 15 languages so that you can get the personalized support you need.
What should I do if my goods are held at customs? Toggle faqs
If your goods are held at customs, you’ll receive instructions on how to proceed. This may include paying duties or providing additional documentation.
How early can I submit my e-CD before arriving in Indonesia? Toggle faqs
With Travel Indonesia e-CD, you can submit your form as soon as you like. We’ll send it for official processing at the right time.
If you apply directly with the government, you’ll need to wait until 72 hours before you travel.
What happens if I make a mistake on my e-CD? Toggle faqs
Your customs information must be submitted accurately to avoid issues at the Indonesian border.
Apply with Travel Indonesia e-CD, and we’ll carefully check your form for mistakes before it’s sent for official processing. If you apply then notice an error, let us know using our Contact Form.
How long does it take to get my Indonesian Customs Declaration? Toggle faqs
You’ll receive your e-CD 1–2 days before your scheduled arrival date in Indonesia. We’ll make sure to process your application at the correct time so that your QR code will be ready for your arrival.
Should I edit my e-CD if I extend my stay in Indonesia? Toggle faqs
You do not need to edit your e-CD if you decide to extend your trip while already in Indonesia, as it's only needed when you arrive.
If your expected arrival date changes, you may need to update the e-CD form. This is because we process your application within 72 hours of your arrival to make sure your QR code is valid. Please let us know your new arrival date via our Contact Form.
What happens if you don't fill out a customs form? Toggle faqs
If you do not fill out an e-CD form before arriving in Indonesia, you can face significant delays at your port of arrival. You may have to queue to fill out a paper form. It’s much better to have your QR code ready before you fly.