Visas to Indonesia

If you are planning a short-term trip to Indonesia for up to 30 days, the simplest option is a Visa on Arrival.

How to apply for a visa

You can choose a convenient method:

• Upon arrival at the airport

• In advance online via the official e-Visa portal

• Through our agency - with full support and no hassle

Validity period

• 30 days from the date of entry

• Possibility to extend for another 30 days

Total: up to 60 days of legal stay

Important to note

After the visa expires, you must leave Indonesia

Who can obtain the visa

The Visa on Arrival is available for citizens of:

• Russia

• Ukraine

• Belarus

• Uzbekistan

• And a number of other countries

The up-to-date list of eligible countries is always available on the official Indonesian e-Visa portal.

If you are planning to stay in Indonesia for an extended period without leaving the country, a C1 tourist visa or a C2 business visa may be suitable.

Both visas allow you to stay in the country for up to 180 consecutive days.

Length of stay

• 60 days from the date of entry

• Possibility to extend 2 times for 60 days each

Total: up to 180 days of continuous stay without leaving the country

Important conditions

• Single-entry visa

• The visa is cancelled upon leaving the country

• Re-entry requires obtaining a new visa

Entry validity period

• You must enter Indonesia within 90 days from the date of visa issuance

• This period cannot be extended

Additional

For stays of up to 180 days, you may also consider visas D12 and D1/D2, depending on your travel plans and the need to leave the country.

The main difference between a tourist visa and a business visa lies in the purpose of the trip and the permitted activities in Indonesia.

Tourist visa

Suitable for:

• Leisure and travel

• Visiting friends and family

• Personal trips

Business visa

Used for:

• Business meetings and negotiations

• Participation in conferences and events

Important to understand

• Neither a tourist nor a business visa allows you to work or earn income in Indonesia

• Violation of visa conditions may result in fines, deportation, and entry bans

A multiple-entry visa is a visa that allows you to enter and leave the country multiple times during its validity period.

Main difference:

• A regular visa (single-entry) allows you to enter the country only once

• A multiple-entry visa allows you to enter and leave the country multiple times without applying for a new visa during its validity period

Yes, a visa must be issued for each child regardless of age, including infants.

For single-entry visas (VOA, C1, C2)

• Passport photo (scan/photo of the main page)
  (valid for at least 6 months, at least 4 blank pages, full page with personal data, color image without cropping or any obstructions)

• Personal photo
  (color, preferably on a red or light background; a selfie is acceptable)

For multiple-entry visas (D1/D2, D12)

• Passport photo
  (valid for at least 18 or 30 months, depending on the visa type)

• Personal photo
  (color, preferably on a red or light background; a selfie is acceptable)

For remote worker KITAS

1. Passport valid for at least 12 months

2. Personal photo
   (color, preferably on a red or light background; a selfie is acceptable)

3. Residential address in Indonesia

4. Bank statement with a minimum balance of USD 2,000 (or equivalent) for the last 3 months
   (including name, period dates, and account balance)

5. Proof of income showing a minimum annual salary of USD 60,000

6. Employment contract

Employment contract with a company established outside Indonesia

Payment methods

• Bank transfer in Indonesian rupiah to our account

• Cash in Indonesian rupiah at our office in Bali

If none of the listed payment methods are suitable for you, please contact us - we will try to offer a convenient solution.

To start the process, please send us the following documents and information:

• Passport photo in JPG format, full main page, high quality, without glare, fingers, or cropped edges.
  For a child, please provide both the passport and birth certificate

• A color photo, preferably with a red background
  Alternatively, a selfie with your face and shoulders facing the camera, similar to a passport photo

• Your contact phone number, email address, and marital status

Once we receive your documents, our manager will complete the application and create your personal account, where you will be able to track your visa status

• Review and sign the electronic contract

• Make an online payment using any bank card
  The payment link will be available in your personal account after signing the contract

!!! IMPORTANT !!! DO NOT PURCHASE TICKETS BEFORE YOUR VISA IS APPROVED
Delays may occur due to technical issues on the Immigration Office side

A return ticket is not required for visa application.

However, upon entry to Indonesia, you may be asked to provide proof of onward travel.

We recommend having proof of departure from Indonesia in advance to avoid additional questions during check-in and at immigration.

Important

Lack of a ticket may result in denial of entry into the country.