Driving in Indonesia: International Driving Document requirements for visitors
Start Express ApplicationVisitors to Indonesia need a valid international driving document alongside their foreign driving licence to drive legally. Indonesia accepts both the 1949 Geneva Convention and 1968 Vienna Convention permits. Indonesia drives on the left. The blood alcohol limit is 0.05%. Rental scooters and cars are widely available, but rules and enforcement vary by island and city.
Indonesia at a glance
- Permit type
- Vienna Convention International Driving Document
- How long it is valid
- Up to 3 years
How to get your permit for Indonesia
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Indonesia + your nationality. ~30 seconds.
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A Print International Driving Document valid for 3 years, accepted under both the 1949 Geneva and 1968 Vienna conventions — picked for you, so you don't have to decide.
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Your dedicated expert checks your documents, prepares the application, and files it correctly with the authorized agency.
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Live dashboard + email/SMS updates from submission until your International Driving Document is in hand.
Indonesia driving rules at a glance
Documents required to drive in Indonesia
What police and rental counters expect you to carry, every time you drive.
Frequently asked questions
Driving in Indonesia with a foreign licence, answered.
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About this service
Expedify is a private application-assistance service, not a government agency or an authorised issuer. International Driving Documents are issued by the authorised body in your licence country; our agency fee covers preparation, review, and tracking of your application, and is separate from the issuer's own fee. The information on this page is general guidance, not legal advice — acceptance rules are set by each destination country and can change. Always confirm requirements with the official issuer or the authorities of the country you're visiting.