Various terms are used to refer to the travel document provided to refugees, stateless individuals, and those with specific legal statuses in lieu of a regular passport. These terms may differ by country and organization, but they all serve a similar purpose. Some of the common terms include:

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.

It's easier to list the nationalities that are not accepted.

Travelers whose original nationality is on the following list, CANNOT apply for the 211A.

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

1. Online Application Service with Bali.com

You can apply online with bali.com, and we will facilitate and handle your application with our most reliable partner visa agent.

• Guarantor letter (sponsorship letter) included
• no bank statement needed
• can be extended twice, 60days each (extra cost)
• document verification service included
• Customer support

Reliable, efficient, and 100% online!

Price & Online Application Requirements

2. You can approach the Indonesian Embassy or Consulate in your country outside of Indonesia

To apply for this type of Visa takes more time for the authorities to process.

• You have to calculate the time it will take for you to submit and get all documents in order
• I will take us usually 2 business days to verify the documents, to ensure everything is in place to avoid application denial because of wrong or incomplete documents 
• You have to calculate the time until the Visa and our Handling Fees are transferred, can take 1 to 7 business days depending on your chosen method of payment
• The Application process usually takes 7 - 20 business days.

Special Requirements for the Visa for Travelers with Travel Documents for Refugees and Titre de Voyage (TDV), Certificate of Identity, Document of Identity, Aliens Passport, Laissez Passer:

• Travel documents must be valid for at least 12 months from arrival date.
• Required extra documents
  • Submit re-entry permit and permanent residency permit from country that issued the travel document (not from residency country).
  • Re-entry permit and permanent residency permit must be a physical card and scanned back and front
  • Proof of funds with minimum 2000USD, Letter from a Guarantor (both requirements not needed if you use Bali.com to facilitate your B211A Visa)
  • Return ticket or onward ticket to continue the journey to another country except for the crew of the Conveyance who will stop by to join the ship and continue the journey to another country; and
  • Recent color photograph

File Requirements:

1. Passport photos:
   • white background;
   • neatly dressed;
   • Photo taken within the last 3 months
2. Requirements to scan the documents:
   • No manipulation or editing
   • There are no other images/objects visible in the required documents

• *.JPEG, PDF format
• Colored
• Size 100kb to 1MB kb / document sheet

211A Visit Visa

• the Visa is valid for 60 days
• Day of arrival and day of departure count as full days
• it can be extended twice, each time 60 days, which gives you a total of 180 days max, that you can stay in Indonesia
• To apply for another B211A Visa after you have extended the visa twice  IS NOT possible anymore. These onshore applications are not available anymore effective 28. June 23. 
• Each extension needs to be processed via the agent or facilitator that provided the guarantor letter
• Travellers who extend the Visa will get an appoimtnent arranged at the immigration office to take photo and fingerprints.

No.

This Visa is a "Single Entry Visa" only. 

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

YES. This visa is forIndonesia and not just a region or specific island. Therefore any type of Visa (Visa on Arrival or B211A) is valid for Indonesia and you can travel within Indonesia freely .

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.