Quel sera vraiment le coût d'une année ?

Du guide de pays : frais de scolarité, coûts de vie et frais de visa, ainsi que l'argent que vous devez montrer. La partie que vous perdez si le visa est refusé est indiquée.

In short: a first year in Indonesia costs about MAD 100,600 to 152,400: tuition, twelve months of living costs and the visa fee. The visa also asks you to show MAD 19,500 before it is decided.

Last checked: 24 September 2026, against the official sources linked below.

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A year in Indonesia

	In IDR as published	In MAD
Tuition, one year	33 000 000 à 129 000 000 IDR	MAD 17,830 to 69,710 Public university, international student
Living costs, twelve months	USD 8,136	MAD 79,490
Visa or permit feeNot refunded if the visa is refused	IDR 6,000,000	MAD 3,240
Première année, tous frais compris		MAD 100,560 to 152,440
Money you must show for the visa	USD 2,000	MAD 19,540 Held in your account before you apply; most of it then pays your living costs

Travailler pendant les études

Not allowed on a student visa

Rester après le diplôme

No post-study route

If the exchange rate moves. Today 1 IDR = 0.000540 MAD (rate of 8 November 2026). A 10% move either way changes this first year by about MAD 12,650, and a whole three to four-year degree by roughly MAD 37,950 to MAD 50,600. Plan with a margin, and pay large sums when the rate suits you.

Worth knowing. Les étudiants ne peuvent pas travailler, il n'y a pas de voie d'études postérieures, et le visa doit être parrainé et déposé par votre université.

The full Indonesia guide, with every source →

Exclut les vols, les dépôts et les assurances, sauf si le guide les inclut. Devise : Tarifs par Exchange Rate API, 8 November 2026.

Questions

How much does it cost to study in Indonesia for a year?

a first year in Indonesia costs about MAD 100,600 to 152,400: tuition, twelve months of living costs and the visa fee. The visa also asks you to show MAD 19,500 before it is decided.

How much money do I need to show for a student visa in Indonesia?

USD 2,000 a year (about MAD 19,500), from the official source in the Indonesia guide.