Beside your personal contact details, the address you wish to stay in Indonesia (pick the arrival address) you need

• Bank statement in your name with at least USD 2000 balance for C1 Type
• Scan of Passport Main Page (Sample)
• (Scan of Passport page if signature is not on the main page
• Recent color photograph – passport style (white background)
• For C2 & C6 Guarantor and Bank Statement will be included in the service
• Depending on the Visa type you select, there might be some additional information needed from the Immigratipn department. You will see which ones these other when filling up the application form.

Passport MUST BE valid for at least 6 (six) months. If you wish to extend the Visa the passport must be valid fr 12 months. For multiple entry Visas you need 12 months. 

Citizens from following countries CAN NOT apply for a Visa for Indonesia:

Due to pre-existing travel restrictions, nationals from these countries (at the moment) have to contact directly the Indonesian Embassy or Consulate outside of Indonesia:

1. Afghanistan
2. Bangladesh
3. Guinea
4. Israel
5. Kosovo (not recognised)
6. Liberia
7. Nigeria
8. North Korea
9. Somalia

NO.

The immigration regulations are always based on the passport that you are holding (nationality). Residency permits of other countries are not considered. 

No.

This Visa is a “Single Entry Visa” only. 

A 1 Year Multiple Entry Visa is now Available (Info and Application Service)

211A Visit Visa

• the Visa is valid for 60 days
• Day of arrival and day of departure count as full days
• The Visa can be extended twice, each time for 60 days, which gives you a total of 180 days max, that you can stay in Indonesia without having to leave the country
• If you overstay your Visa you will have to pay a penalty of IDR 1mio per day!

You can choose between 2 services provided:

1. STANDARD Service – takes about 10-14 working days to process after invoice is paid and the application has been uploaded into the immigration system
2. EXPRESS Service – takes 5-7 working days to process (after invoice is paid and the application has been uploaded into the immigration system

Important:

• Working days (business days MO-FR) are excluding weekends and public holidays.Usually 5 working days is a full week.
• Submissions are done after documents are received and validated, 
• and during working days from MO-FR before 3pm Bali time
• Note: Due to many changes in regulations these days the immigration office might have delays in processing visas (very very rarely, but it can happen, which is beyond our control). Please make sure you have enough time between your application and planned departure and if possible book flights and hotels after you have received the visa, or book with flexible options.

STEP 1: APPLICATION
Fill up the online application form online on bali.com

STEP 2: VALIDATION & INVOICE – usually within 1 working day
We validate your documents and issue the invoice usually within 1 working day (MO-FR). Sometimes the document scans are not good enough or some data is not correct, or we find inconsistencies in your application, then we will get back to you and ask for new scans or updates etc – this can cause delays.

STEP 3: PAYMENT (usually 1-3 days)
Depending on the payment method you choose, this usually takes 1-3 days. If, you choose however to transfer from abroad to our local bank account (international transfer) this process can sometimes take a week or longer, depending on the facilitating banks.

STEP 4: SUBMISSION (MO-FR)
Our partner agent will submit the application and start the process.

From the day the Visa is issued, you have 90 days to enter into Indonesia. If you arrive later, the Visa won’t be valid anymore.

Yes, Indonesia recognises these travel documents. Visitors however need to apply for a 211A Visa, which bali.com can facilitate for you. Infos & Prices

1. Titre de Voyage: This is a term often used, especially in French-speaking countries.

2. Refugee Travel Document: Many countries use the term “Refugee Travel Document” to describe this type of travel document.

3. Travel Document for Aliens: Some countries may use this more general term to describe the document for individuals who are not citizens.

4. Convention Travel Document: This term is associated with the 1951 Refugee Convention, which established the legal status and rights of refugees. The Convention Travel Document is recognized under this agreement.

5. Laissez-Passer: In some cases, the term “laissez-passer” is used, especially by international organizations. It essentially means “let pass” or “let travel” in French.

6. Certificate of Identity: This term may be used in some countries or by certain organizations.

7. Special Travel Document: Another generic term that can be used to describe a travel document for individuals with specific legal statuses.

8. Asylum Travel Document: In some countries, this term is used to describe the document issued to those granted asylum.

9. Document of Identity: Another term that may be used to describe a travel document for stateless individuals or refugees.

10. Passport Substitute: Some countries may simply refer to it as a passport substitute or a document that serves the purpose of a passport for certain individuals.

No, this is not possible.

A 211A Visa, that would allow you to stay for 60 days (and can be extended) needs to be applied for OFFSHORE, while you are outside of Indonesia.

YES. This visa is forIndonesia and not just a region or specific island. Therefore any type of Visa (Visa on Arrival or 211A etc.) is valid for Indonesia and you can travel within Indonesia freely .

It can happen, that suddenly regulations change or other reasons that make your B211A technically obsolete for you.

Once we have started the process with the immigration and submitted your documents, it cannot be cancelled and no refund can be granted.

If you have applied and we have not yet submitted the application to the immigration office, you can ask for a refund. We will keep a 15% administration fee. Depending on your payment method it can take between 2 and 10 business days until the money is back in your account.

If your Visa has been issued, but you don’t need it anymore because you can get a Visa on Arrival, it will be valid and you can still use it to enter Indonesia and stay 60 days without extension. You can use it, and don’t need to pay for the Visa on Arrival.

There are some theoretical risks that we want you to be aware of, before applying for a visa and planning your trip to Bali, even though they are not related whether you apply directly or use an application service.

1. The government could technically change the entry & visa regulations any day without notice. This happened regularly during COVID, now that COVID is over, the entry regulations it’s very rare.

2., Immigration officers can deny a visa application, without giving any reason or feedback to us our our facilitating visa agent / lawyer. This happens also very very rarely but it can happen and the immigration officers have the right to do so if they suspect any potential visa abuse. The immigration will not give a refund on the visa fees.

3. A Visa that is issued, does not guarantee entry into Indonesia. Upon arrival, the immigration officers can deny entry to anyone and not need to give a reason. This is not specific to Indonesia. If travelers get denied entry, they cannot ask for a refund of visa fees or travel expenses..

4. Delays. These days the immigration is quite efficient and stays within the time limit to issue the visa after the visa application has been submitted. However, sometimes delays can still occur, which can be due to changes in regulations and requirements, longer holidays in Indonesia or problems with the immigration software, or other reasons that are beyond our control.

We cannot be held responsible for any delays or if the visa gets denied, or regulation changes or the performance of any third party, such as but not limited to visa agents, immigration officials, government software failures.

Full Terms and Conditions for the Visa Application Service

Once you reach the arrival hall at the airport after leaving the airplane you will have to approach the immigration checkpoint & counters. 

Immigration:

Officials have now installed new e-Gates (digital Entry Gates) to get through the immigration in Bali more quickly. There are still counters with Immigration Officers in the arrival hall. But with your e-Visa and the QR code attached to it, you can get through the immigration using the electronic gates by scanning your passport. There will be Immigration officers in the hall telling you where to queue.  

e-ITK

At the electronic gates, you will scan your passport and once you are through you will receive per email an e-ITK, your Visa Stay Permit. It’s a PDF that acknowledges your arrival (see sample below).

Because you will not get a stamp in your passport anymore if you use the e-Gate the system will register your arrival electronically. 

System Error when using the e-Gate to get through immigration:
On the e-ITK sometimes there is an error stating that the validity of your Visa is the same day of your arrival while it should be the last day of the validity of your visa. Remember that your 211A Visa is valid for a stay of 60days (and 30 days for Visa on Arrival C1-4.)

Offshore means, you are applying for a visa while you are still OUTSIDE of Indonesia. Online Application Offshore

Onshore means, you are applying for a Visa while you are already INSIDE of Indonesia. 

Announcement: Based on the Regulation No. IMI-0186.GR.01.01 from 06/27/2023, the applications for ONSHORE visa has stopped effective 28. June.

A 1 Year Multiple Entry Visa is now Available (Info and Application Service)