Faq
FAQ’s
A Single Entry Visa allows you to enter Indonesia once. A Multiple Entry Visa allows repeated visits during its validity period, with a permitted stay for each entry. KITAS is a limited stay permit for longer stays for purposes such as employment, education, or joining family.
No. Once you leave Indonesia, your Single Entry Visa becomes invalid. You will need a new visa to return.
The B1 visa allows a stay of up to 30 days and can be extended for another 30 days.
The options listed include B1 for short visits, C1 for a single entry tourist visit, and D1 for repeated tourist visits. The suitable option depends on your eligibility, travel plans, and intended length of stay.
C2 is a single entry option for business visits, including meetings, negotiations, signing contracts, and checking goods or production sites. D2 covers similar activities for travellers who need multiple entries.
D1 and D2 offer validity options of 1, 2, or 5 years, with stays of up to 60 days per entry. D12 offers validity options of 1 or 2 years, with stays of up to 180 days and extension options.
No. Visa validity and permitted stay are different. For example, a D1 or D2 visa valid for one year allows stays of up to 60 days per entry, rather than a continuous one-year stay.
C12 and D12 cover activities related to starting a business, including field surveys and feasibility studies. C12 is a single entry option, while D12 allows multiple entries.
Yes. C6 covers social programmes. C9 and C9B cover benchmarking, short courses, or short training programmes, while C9A covers short religious courses or training. These options list stays of up to 60 days with extension options.
C22 and C22A cover internships required by an overseas educational institution. C22B covers internships to develop skills and talent at a company or workplace. C18 covers work trials for up to 90 days and is not extendable.
Many of the listed visas and stay permits offer extensions, depending on the category. C18 is specifically listed as non-extendable. Contact Global Bali Visa to discuss the extension options for your visa.
E23 is the employment category listed in our services. Stay options include up to 180 days, 1 year, or 2 years, with extensions available subject to the applicable requirements.
E30 covers non-degree education, such as language courses or professional learning programmes. E30A covers education at high school level or below. E30B covers undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral studies.
Yes. The E31 categories include options for spouses, children, stepchildren, adopted children, parents, and siblings. The appropriate category depends on your family relationship and the status of the family member in Indonesia.
The listed KITAS categories include travel and re-entry options. Your stay permit and applicable re-entry permit must remain valid when you travel.
E33F is listed for applicants aged 55 or above who wish to retire in Indonesia, with a stay of up to one year.
Contact Global Bali Visa with your nationality, purpose of travel, intended arrival date, planned length of stay, and whether you need single or multiple entries. Our team can help you identify the suitable visa category and explain the application requirements.
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