How to get a Eritrea visa from Indonesia

• Indonesians traveling to Eritrea for tourism and visitation purposes are required to apply for the Eritrean tourist visa.
• Visa is not required for minors under 18 years of age if accompanied by parents holding a National ID Card issued by Eritrea.
• Outstaying your visa is considered a serious offense in Eritrea.
• Travelers are required to provide proof of sufficient funds to cover their entire stay in Eritrea.
• Proof of yellow fever vaccination must be provided.
• Travelers are required to declare amounts over $10,000 USD.
• Strict restrictions are in place for the type and quantity of electronics allowed into the country. Check with the Eritrean Ministry of Finance on the most current regulations.
• All electronic items (e.g. laptops, mobile phones, cameras) must be declared upon arrival.
• Customs officials may confiscate previously undeclared items when you depart. Non-residents may need to show that they are leaving Eritrea with the declared electronics in their possession.
• Visitors must save all receipts for purchases and foreign exchanges and present these upon departure. Failure to report foreign currency or electronics, or meet customs requirements can result in the confiscation of possessions, fines, and imprisonment.
• Visitors generally are not permitted to approach or cross the Djibouti-Eritrea land border.
  
• You may be subject to certain obligations, including taxes and conscription into national service. You need proof of payment of the 2 percent income tax to obtain any civil documents (e.g. birth certificates, educational transcripts, property ownership records, court records).

• The Eritrean business visa is for Indonesians intending to visit Eritrea for business purposes.
• Proof of yellow fever vaccination must be provided.
• A business letter from the sending company in Indonesia or the sponsoring company in Eritrea is required.
• The business letter from the sending company in Indonesia must have the following requirements:
• Brief introduction of the applicant (that includes the position held in the company by the applicant).
• Nature of business to be conducted.
• Guarantee of sufficient funds for the travel.
• A letter of invitation written on the company’s letterhead should also be provided. The letter should state the duration and purpose of your visit.
• If the travel expenses of applicants would be taken care of by the company in Eritrea, it should be stated in the letter provided by the company.
• A letter from your current employer indicating your employment status and position held in the company is needed too. This letter should also state the purpose of your visit to Eritrea.
• A certificate of business registration of the company in Indonesia should be submitted with other documents.

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