Multi-entry offshore visa (D12)

The D12 multiple-entry visa is suitable for those who plan long-term or regular trips to Indonesia within a year.
With each entry into the country, a 180-day stay is granted, which can be extended.

The visa is issued online without visiting a consulate.

Main conditions

  • Visa validity: 1 year or 2 years

  • Stay period: 180 days granted upon each entry

  • The visa is multiple-entry — unlimited entries and exits during the validity period

  • The visa becomes valid from the date of issuance, while the 180-day stay period starts from the date of entry

  • Possibility to extend within the country for another 180 days (paid separately)

  • You can apply for the visa while being outside Indonesia

  • This visa does not grant the right to work or receive income in Indonesia

The D12 visa can later be converted into a KITAS without leaving the country.

Required documents

  • A photo of the full spread of the international passport (valid for at least 18 months, at least 4 blank pages, without cropping or any foreign elements)

  • A personal photo

  • A bank statement in English for the last 3 months with a minimum balance of 5,000 USD or equivalent

  • An invitation or official letter from a government or local company (can be provided by our company)

If you have difficulties preparing the documents, contact us — we will suggest possible solutions.

Children of any age are processed under the same conditions as adults.
To apply for this visa for a child, a passport, a personal photo, and a birth certificate in English are required.

Cost and processing time

1-year visa
Minimal package — 7,500,000 IDR (≈ 465 USD), processing time 10 working days
Regular package — 9,500,000 IDR (≈ 590 USD), processing time up to 5–6 working days

Includes:

  • Company sponsorship

  • Electronic visa (e-Visa)

  • Preparation and submission of all required documents

2-year visa
Minimal package — 10,500,000 IDR (≈ 665 USD), processing time 10 working days
Regular package — 13,000,000 IDR (≈ 820 USD), processing time up to 5–6 working days

Includes:

  • Payment of all taxes and fees

  • Company sponsorship

  • Electronic visa (e-Visa)

  • Preparation and submission of all required documents

Visa extension

The D12 visa can be extended within the country for another 180 days for an additional fee, or you can leave and re-enter to receive a new 180-day stay period.
You can choose any convenient option.

It is recommended to start the extension process 14 working days before the end of the current stay period.

What documents are required for a visa extension?

If you applied for your visa through us, all your data is already in our system. Send us a photo of the visa sticker in your passport, or if you entered through the electronic gates, provide your date of entry, and we will find your entry record and process the extension.

If your visa was obtained independently or through another agency, send us your visa and entry stamp, and we will advise you on the required documents and cost.

Important:
If your passport or entry stamp is damaged (for example, torn, wet, etc.), the immigration authorities may refuse the extension.
In such cases, the success of the extension is not guaranteed.

What is required to start the extension process?

To start the process, contact us.
Send a photo of the visa sticker in your passport, or if you entered through the automatic gates, provide your date of entry into Indonesia. Your entry data will be located, uploaded to your personal account, and the extension process will be initiated.

Cost of extension
  • 7,000,000 IDR (≈ 450 USD) — if you apply at least 6 working days in advance

  • 8,000,000 IDR — for passports with less than 6 months validity

Can the extension process be expedited?

Yes, expedited processing is available. In urgent cases, your timeline will be taken into account.

  • Standard process: approximately 2 weeks

  • Expedited process: from 5 to 7 working days

The expedited service is available for an additional fee.
The duration depends on the stage at which the request for expedited processing is submitted, as well as on the specifics of the visa extension process.

Is biometric data required?

Yes, at the moment, providing biometric data is mandatory according to the requirements of the Immigration Office.

Answers to frequently asked questions

Can you leave and return on the same day to reset your stay period?

Yes, you can leave and return to Indonesia on the same day using this visa.
However, it is recommended to plan at least a 1-day stay outside the country to avoid unnecessary questions from the immigration officer.

After the end of the year, is this visa extended or is a new one issued?

At the moment, extension of this visa after its expiration is not предусмотрено.
After the visa expires, you must leave Indonesia to apply for a new visa or consider switching to a KITAS within the country.

Why is it important to choose a visa agency carefully?

When applying for a visa through an agency, a sponsor is assigned to you, through whom all matters related to your stay in Indonesia are handled.
Changing the sponsor is possible, but it is a complex process that requires time and additional steps.

The quality of the agency’s work affects the accuracy of document preparation, adherence to timelines, and support at all stages, including visa extension and resolving any возникающие вопросы.
In case of errors or unreliable service, delays, additional costs, and complications with immigration procedures may occur.

Therefore, it is important to choose a reliable agency from the beginning to avoid unnecessary difficulties and ensure proper processing and support.

Why is it not recommended to buy tickets before receiving a visa?

Visas are issued by the Indonesian Immigration Office, and processing times may depend on internal procedures.
Delays are sometimes possible and cannot be influenced. Therefore, it is recommended to purchase tickets after receiving the visa to avoid the risk of rescheduling or canceling your trip.

What is overstay and what is the liability for it?

Overstay is staying in the country longer than the period allowed by your visa.

In Indonesia, visa compliance is strictly monitored.
The fine for overstay is 1,000,000 IDR for each day of delay.

If the overstay is up to 60 days, the fine is paid at the airport upon departure.
If the overstay exceeds 60 days, the situation becomes more serious and may result not only in fines but also in additional measures by the immigration authorities. In such cases, it is recommended to seek consultation in advance.

Contact us for details