Flights From Jakarta to Solo

What documents are required for a trip from Jakarta to Solo? 

For Indonesian citizens, you only need a valid government-issued ID such as a KTP, SIM, or passport. If you’re traveling with children, a student ID or birth certificate is generally accepted. Foreign nationals residing in Indonesia can travel domestically with a valid passport, ensuring their name on the passport exactly matches the one on the flight ticket.

How can I check the terminal and gate number? 

After checking in on the tiket.com app, you will receive terminal and gate number information on your E-boarding pass via the app. Additional information is available at the departure airport. Be sure to double-check as gate numbers are subject to change at any time.

What are the entry requirements for traveling from Jakarta to Solo? 

Because this is a domestic route, Indonesian citizens do not need a passport or visa. Just carry a valid ID that matches the name on your ticket. Foreign nationals already in Indonesia are permitted to fly as long as they hold a valid passport and their visa or stay permit.

Which airline offers a direct flight from Jakarta to Solo?

Several airlines operate direct daily flights from morning to night. To compare prices, schedules, and baggage policies, you can use the tiket.com app or website. Popular airlines on this route include:

• Batik Air
  
• Citilink
  
• Garuda Indonesia
  
• Lion Air

Do I need a passport or visa?

 Local residents do not require a passport or visa for domestic flights; a KTP or other valid official ID is sufficient. Foreign nationals staying in Indonesia must carry a valid passport, and their visa or residence permit must be active during the travel period.

Common Visa Types in Indonesia:

1. Visa on Arrival (VoA): Valid for 30 days, can be extended once.
   
2. Tourist Visa: Valid for up to 60 days, with monthly extensions. Ideal for long vacations or family visits.
   
3. Business Visa: For attending meetings, exhibitions, or short-term work trips. Usually valid for up to 60 days.
   
4. Student Visa: Required for studying at an Indonesian institution. Valid for the duration of study.
   
5. KITAS (Temporary Stay Permit): For work, study, or family reunification. Valid for 6 months to 2 years.
   
6. KITAP (Permanent Stay Permit) For long-term residency. Valid for up to 5 years and is renewable.