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Visa-On-Arrival (VOA)

• 60-day maximum stay

• Obtained at the airport upon arrival into Indonesia

The standard Visa On Arrival (VOA) gives you a 30 day stay + the option to extend the visa for an additional 30 days at the Bali Immigration office.

This extension may only be done only once. Overstays are subject to charges.

The people from the countries in the list below can apply for VOA:

Standard VOA Requirements:

1. You must be a passport holder from one of the countries listed above.

2. Your passport must be valid for a minimum of at least 6 months.

3. You must have return tickets (you will be asked to show your return ticket at the airpot prior to departing for Bali)

Standard VOA Fees:

• The standard VOA (60-day maximum) is USD $35.00

• Please note, if you overstay your visa, you will be charged IDR 1,000,000 (around $75.00 USD) per day.

Visit Visa

• 180-day maximum stay

• Obtained at your local Embassy or Consulate prior to departing for Indonesia

Foreigners can apply for a visit visa at an Indonesian Embassy or Consulate, or the guarantor could apply to the Directorate General of Immigration in Jakarta, Indonesia. Visit Visas are issued at the Indonesian Embassy or Consulate. A holder of a Visit Visa is given up to 60 days stay and can extend it at the Immigration Office 5 (five) times, each extension will be given another 30 days stay.

Visa requirements

• Application letter and guarantee letter.

• Copy of passport with a minimum validity of at least 6 months.

• Copy of bank account statement.

• Return ticket.

Application procedure

1. Submit your visa application at the nearest Indonesian Embassy.

2. Pay the telex fee payment.

3. The Indonesian Embassy or Consulate will forward your visa application to the Directorate General of Immigration for approval.

4. When approval is granted, the embassy or consulate will issue your visa, at which time you should pay the visa fee payment.

5. Entry stamp will be obtained at the border/on arrival.

Fee

$70.00 USD (approx.)

Overstays

Please note, an overstay of more than 60 days is a very serious matter. The visa holder will be detained, questioned thoroughly, investigated, deported, and blacklisted against re-entry into Indonesia, perhaps for years.

Social Cultural Visa (B211)

• 180-day maximum stay

• Obtained at your local Embassy or Consulate prior to departing for Indonesia

This visa allows you to stay in Indonesia for 60 days + an option to extend your stay for an additional 30 days up to 4 times. Extensions can be obtained at the Bali Immigration Office.

This visa is a great option for someone looking to stay longer than two months, but who is not intending to exit Indonesia during their stay. Once you leave, you will need to go to an Indonesian Embassy to obtain a new visa.

Visa requirements

1. Passport (still valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry) and also prepare some copies of your passport.

2. Two recent colour Passport photographs.

3. Proof of a ticket in and out of Indonesia, or a ticket to continue travel to another country.

4. Proof of your citizenship or permanent residence.

5. Letter of invitation from family or social organization, which describes the purpose of the visit, guarantees all transportation, living expenses, etc. that will occur, and that will be responsible for the behaviour of the applicant during their stay in Indonesia.

6. Copy of ID of the sponsor. If the sponsor is a non-Indonesian citizen, please provide a copy of their KITAS and passport. If the sponsor is an Indonesian citizen, a copy of the KTP (Indonesian ID card) should be provided.

7. Support letter from a Company or University stating who will cover all the expenses during your stay in Indonesia.

8. Evidence of sufficient funds to stay in Indonesia (last 3 months of bank statements). Please note that if you are to stay more than 5 months in Indonesia, you have to provide proof of regular income.

9. For children applicants (under 18 years of age):

   1. A copy of birth certificate

   2. A statement letter signed by parents or guardian and copy of parents’ or guardians’ ID, if one or both of them are not traveling together with the children.

10. Visa is valid if presented within 90 days from the date of issuance.

Application procedure

1. When your paperwork (above) is ready, submit your visa application to the nearest Indonesian Embassy. You may check the following link for Indonesian Embassies around the world: http://embassy.goabroad.com/embassies-of/indonesia

2. Pay the telex application fee.

3. The Indonesian Embassy or Consulate will forward your visa application to the Directorate General of Immigration for approval.

4. When approval granted, the embassy or consulate will issue your visa, and you should immediately pay the visa fee payment.

5. Entry stamp will be obtained at the border/upon arrival.

Visa Fee

1. The Social Cultural Visa fee is priced differently for every country, for example in Indonesian Embassy in Canberra, the price is AUD 70, in Singapore SGD 75 and in the USA it’s USD 55.

2. If you choose to extend this visa after your initial 60-day stay and if you choose to work with a local visa agent (which makes the extension process much easier), the agent will typically charge around IDR 850,000 for each extension.

Recommended Visa Agent

• Ibu Tutut: email: matwigingo@hotmail.com