Our Services/Visas to Indonesia

Сalling Visa

You can apply for сalling visa if you are a citizen of one of these countries:

Afghanistan, Guinea, Israel, North Korea, Cameroon, Liberia, Niger, Nigeria, Somalia

Citizens of these countries must obtain Immigration approval before applying for a visa to Indonesia. Once pre-approved, you can apply for a visa.

Be aware that this process can be lengthy, costly, and without a guaranteed positive outcome. Trust our experience in this difficult matter.

Certain nationalities may have more leeway in terms of visa type or duration. For instance, a Working KITAS may be obtainable for Nigerian citizens, a possibility that is not open to Israeli nationals. As such, each case is unique and is evaluated individually.

We will help you get approved. With our help you will be able to finally visit Indonesia.

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Artist KITAS

Artist KITAS is available for a range of professions and allows the holder to work legally in the country.

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Visa On Arrival

Visa On Arrival is for single entry and lasts 30 days with the possibility of extending it for another 30. That means you can stay in Indonesia for 60 days total. After that, you'll need to leave.

Application for a visa to Indonesia for certain countries

Сalling Visa

We will help you get approved. With our help you will be able to finally visit Indonesia.

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Retirement KITAS

The Kitas retirement visa is issued to persons who have reached the age of 60. In fact, this visa is a temporary residence permit in Indonesia.

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Family KITAS

This visa can be obtained by a foreigner married to an Indonesian citizen, their children, or the spouse and children of the holder of a KITAS work visa with an index of 312.

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Work KITAS

If you intend to work or earn income in Indonesia, you will need to obtain a work visa. The KITAS visa allows foreign citizens to officially work in the country.

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Investor KITAS

Investor KITAS (types 313 and 314) is issued to applicants who invest in a company in Indonesia and must work for that company.

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Second Home

Second Home Visa – is a temporary residence permit. This visa gives you the right to stay in Indonesia for 5 years..

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Remote Worker Visa (E33G)

Kitas for remote workers, multiple entry visa is valid for 1 year, so you can leave and come back to Indonesia any time during that period. You can also stay in the country for the whole year without having to leave.

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Multi-entry offshore visa (D12)

D12, multiple entry visa for 1 or 2 years allows you to stay for 180 days at a time, with the option to extend for another 180 days. This means you can be in the country for a total of 360 days over the course of the visa's validity. You can leave and re-enter Indonesia as many times as you like during the visa period.

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Multi-entry visa D1, D2

D1 or D2, multiple entry visas is valid for 60 days and can be extended for another 60 days each time. You can leave Indonesia and come back anytime within the year, and the new 60-day period will start on the day you arrive. You can stay for a total of 180 days in the country per visit

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Business Visa for Single Entry (B211)

Business Visa for Single Entry (B211), single entry for 60 days that can be extended twice for another 60 days each, for a total allowable stay of up to 180 days in Indonesia.

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Tourist visa for Entry to Indonesia (B211)

The visa B211, single entry for 60 days that can be extended twice for another 60 days each, for a total allowable stay of up to 180 days in Indonesia.