December 25th and 26th will be holidays throughout Indonesia

Dear clients!

December 25th and 26th will be holidays throughout Indonesia.
Government offices such as Immigration offices will not be operational.

Our office and courier service will also be resting on these days.
Online support will still be available in holiday mode from 10:00 to 22:00 Bali time.

Think ahead about your passports, extensions, and visas.

Happy upcoming holidays to you

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