Yes, you will need a tourist visa which can be issued on arrival at the airport for most nationalities. It costs US$25 and is valid for 30 days. Clean, new & crisp $20 & $5 bills will help expedite the transaction at the airport (Rupiah also accepted). Alternatively, you may apply for a visa before you leave home by contacting the Indonesian Embassy or Consulate in your country.

Visas are normally valid for single entry only, unless there is a specific authorisation from the Immigration Office in Indonesia.

Certain nationalities need to obtain a visa to visit Indonesia. This depends on the purpose of visit and the length of stay. Some may obtain a visa upon arrival in Indonesia, and some will need to apply for a visa in advance, at the nearest Indonesian Overseas Mission.

For those who require a visa to come to Indonesia, please send an email to: visa@iiwas.org with your passport number, country of issue, issue date, expiry date, the address, telephone number, fax number of the Indonesian embassy where you would like to apply for visa.

If you are making a short trip outside of the U.S., your visa has not expired, and you are still participating in the same program listed on your J visa, there is no need to obtain another visa.

A "Social Visa for Study Purpose" is required which is provided by the Embassy of Indonesia or one of the Consulates of Indonesia in your home country. The visa is a single-entry visa for a maximum stay of 180 days and counts from the day of arrival. The first phase of the visa normally covers 60 days after arrival, after that it has to be extended every 30 days.

After receiving your "Letter of Admission" you must apply for a social visa for study purpose at the Indonesian Embassy or General Consulate in your home country.

Your passport will need to be valid for at least 6 months after your entry into Indonesia and must have at least one totally clear page for the visa sticker. The current regulations in full are thus: countries and territories are eligible for a "Visa Free" facility.

Every country has its own laws regarding entrance by non-citizens. Please check the specific laws governing the country you are visiting. Please visit http://www.staralliance.com/en/travellers/tools_services/health_visa_form.html for specific Visa requirements. It is your sole responsibility to obtain all necessary documentation prior to your departure. Regardless of the ticket you purchase, applicable immigration laws apply.

Yes, but Visa requirements differ by country though: Americans, Most Europeans need Visas to enter Ghana

EEA (European Economic Area) nationals may enter Gibraltar on production of a valid national identity card or passport. All other nationals require a passport or other recognised travel document. Gibraltar is outside the Schengen area. Persons who hold a Schengen visa and intend to enter Gibraltar from Spain should ensure that they will be able to return to Spain. Whether just off a cruise or visiting from Spain, we'll give you the best tips to make the most of your time here.

Foreigners holding travel documents issued by the following countries will require a visa to enter Singapore: Commonwealth of Independent States* (Except Diplomatic/Official/Service passport holders for a stay of up to 30 days ) People's Republic of China (Except Diplomatic/Service/Public Affairs passport holders for a stay of up to 30 days) In addition, visitors holding Hong Kong Document of Identity, Macao Special Administrative Region (MSAR) Travel Permit, Palestinian Authority Passport, Refu.

U.S. citizens do not need visas. When U.S. citizens enter Nicaragua, U.S. citizens will automatically receive a visa of 30 to 90 days. Citizens of other countries should call the Nicaragua embassy or consulate (see telephone numbers above) about Nicaragua visa requirements for citizens of their country.

Please inquire early (at least 8 weeks prior to the trip) at a German consulate about the visa requirements. Students from the United States and Canada, Japan, and from a number of other countries, may enter Germany with a passport only and remain for up to three months without visa.

Foreign nationals from many countries can enter Thailand on a 30 day tourist visa which can be obtained on arrival in Thailand. An extension can be applied for at the immigration offices in Phuket city and Patong. Longer tourist visas can be obtained by applying to the Thai Embassy in your home country before you leave. If you wish to work in Thailand you will need to obtain a non-immigrant 'B' visa.

Citizens of the EU member states and of the following countries may travel to Hungary without a visa: United States of America, Andorra, Argentina, Australia, Bolivia, Brazil, Brunei, Bulgaria, Chile, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Hong Kong (only those, who possess a passport of the "Hong Kong Special Administrative Region"), Croatia, Iceland, Israel, Japan, Canada, Republic of Korea, Liechtenstein, Macao (only those, who possess a passport of the "Regio Administrativa Especial de Macau"), Ma.

For stays under 30 days, the following nationals do not require a visa: citizens of the British Commonwealth (not including India), United States, Canada, Mexico, Costa Rica and the European Community.

When entering Israel from most countries the student will receive a tourist visa that is valid for three months. This is issued at Ben Gurion Airport, is free, and will be stamped in your passport. This visa is valid for multiple entries so that you can travel outside of Israel and return during the period of validation without having to get a new visa. If you are unsure whether you can receive the tourist visa at Ben Gurion you should contact your local Israeli consulate.

Any time you visit Egypt you need a tourist visa. A normal tourist visa is valid for one month from the day it is issued. The average cost is between 15 and 20 US $. Most travel agencies and tour operators provide visa for their guests. If you do not have one before arriving in Egypt, you can get one at any international airport upon arrival.