Indonesia e-Visa Photo — JPG or PNG Under 200 KB
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Indonesia e-Visa (online visa) : 200 KB
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Pick a photo or a picture of your passport page and get a JPG under 200 KB for the Indonesian online visa. Nothing leaves your device.
Upload limits
| What | Limit | Plan | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Passport-size photo Online visa (e-Visa) applications on evisa.imigrasi.go.id: JPG/JPEG/PNG, maximum 200 kb. No pixel size is given. The e-VOA FAQ does not list a photo upload. The source does not say whether KB/MB mean 1000 or 1024 bytes; the stored bytes are the stricter reading of each bound. | 200 KB formats: JPG, JPEG, PNG | — | Official source |
| Passport biodata page Passport biodata page (valid 6+ months from arrival) as JPG/JPEG/PNG, maximum 200 kb. The source does not say whether KB/MB mean 1000 or 1024 bytes; the stored bytes are the stricter reading of each bound. | 200 KB formats: JPG, JPEG, PNG | — | Official source |
How it works
- Choose a photo — JPG, PNG, WebP or iPhone HEIC.
- Adjust the crop frame if the target needs a fixed shape.
- The tool searches for the best quality that fits the size and pixel requirements.
- Download the result. Location and camera data (EXIF) are removed.
Didn’t fit? What to do
- Both uploads are limited to 200 KB: the passport-size photo and the passport biodata page.
- Use JPG, JPEG or PNG. A PDF of the passport page is not listed as accepted.
- If the site says a document is not uploaded, check that its format and size match the rules.
- Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from arrival.
Frequently asked questions
What size must the Indonesia e-Visa photo be?
JPG, JPEG or PNG with a maximum size of 200 KB, per the Indonesian Immigration FAQ for online visas.
Does the passport page have the same limit?
Yes. The biodata page also has to be JPG, JPEG or PNG under 200 KB, from a passport valid for 6+ months from arrival.
Does the e-VOA need a photo upload?
The Immigration FAQ lists a photo upload for the online visa. For the e-VOA it lists only a passport and a return or onward ticket.