The Indonesia Electronic Customs Declaration (e-CD) is a digital customs declaration system implemented by the Directorate General of Customs and Excise (Bea Cukai). It replaces paper customs slips across all major Indonesian international airports, including Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali (DPS) and Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Jakarta (CGK). Every traveling party must generate an official customs QR code to present upon luggage collection.

No. Under Indonesian customs regulations, one electronic customs declaration can be completed per family unit traveling together on the same flight. The primary family member lists their details and declares the total baggage count and customs items for all accompanying family members.

No. The e-CD is solely a customs declaration and does not cover immigration entry or visa fees. If your nationality requires an electronic Visa on Arrival (e-VoA) or traditional Visa on Arrival, you must obtain that separately. The e-CD QR code is scanned after clearing passport control and retrieving your checked baggage.

No commercial service can guarantee customs clearance or prevent baggage inspections. Indonesian customs officers reserve full legal authority to inspect baggage and enforce import duties, currency declarations, and tobacco/alcohol limits. NomadicMart is an independent application facilitator not affiliated with the Government of Indonesia or ecd.imigrasi.go.id. We ensure that your declaration data is formatted correctly and filed on schedule.

If you are staying in Indonesia for more than 90 days and wish to use a local Indonesian SIM card in an imported mobile phone, you must register the device's IMEI code on the customs portal and pay applicable import taxes. For short-term tourists staying under 90 days, local telecom operators at airports can activate temporary tourist SIM cards without requiring permanent customs IMEI registration.