Business Visa for Single Entry (B211)

To extend your visa, the following is required:

• A photo of your boarding pass confirming your arrival in Indonesia;

• A photo of your entry stamp or an electronic document confirming your entry into the country (if you went through automated passport control, please let us know);

• Original passport

❗️ If your passport or entry stamp is damaged (torn, wet, etc.), the immigration office may not accept your passport for renewal.

We are not responsible for an unsuccessful renewal in this case.

To begin the visa extension process, please upload a photo of the entry stamp sticker to your personal account in the ENTRY STAMP section (the link to your account was sent to your email after you completed the questionnaire).

If you went through passport control via the autogate, please let us know — we will find your electronic stamp.

2 600 000 IDR  – if you contact us at least 10 working days before your visa expires.

3 100 000 – 4 800 000 IDR – for China, Afghanistan, Israel, Cameroon, Nigeria, Somalia, Bangladesh, Kenya, Siria, Pakistan, Libya

3 100 000 IDR – If you applied to us less than 10 working  days before the end of the visa

On average, when you renew, you give your passport 2 weeks. 

Yes, an expedited process is available. We will consider your deadlines:

• Normal process: Around two weeks.

• Expedited process: 3 to 7 business days.

The duration depends on the stage at which the request for expedited processing is made, as well as the specifics of the extension process.

Currently, submitting biometrics at the Immigration Office is not required.

Currently, these visas are no different. Both visas allow you to stay in the country for 180 days. Even if you plan to do Kitas – it will be easier and cheaper to do it with a tourist visa.

If your previous visa was a business visa, you can make a new visa a tourist visa without any problems. It is not paid attention to at the border.

The B211 e-visa is issued for arrival in Indonesia. You can fly into any available airport in Indonesia.

Yes, but it requires permission from a parent or guardian notarized and translated into English. Also pay attention to the airline requirements.

No, a business visa is intended for potential business negotiations. For example, on the topic of investing. Any attempts to earn money are fraught with deportation from the country and a ban on entry.

If you apply for a visa with an agency, you are assigned a sponsor. Any questions or situations you may have during your stay in Indonesia will be addressed only to your sponsor. It is very difficult, and in most cases impossible, to change your sponsor.

Ready visas are issued by Immigration Indonesia, there is a possibility of delays on their part, which are caused by their internal processes that we cannot influence. 

You can get a visa on arrival, and when your b211 visa is ready fly out of the country (cheapest and easiest to Malaysia) and then come back already on a long term visa.

Overstay is staying on a visa longer than it allows. In Indonesia, this is seriously monitored. You have to pay a fine of 1,000,000 IDR per 1 day for overstay. Overstay up to 60 days is considered minor and is paid at the airport. If the overstay is more than 60 days, then you need to contact an agency to help you fly out of the country, as after 60 days can be punishable not only by a fine, but also criminally.

Lately, Immigration has been paying attention to stickers and stamps in your passport. If you don’t have a stay stamp from another country before Indonesia, it can raise questions about how you got into the country. It’s best to be reassured and leave your boarding pass. If you don’t have a boarding pass, you need to contact the airline.