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Tourist Visa Indonesia

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About

The largest island nation is Indonesia. There are about 17,500 islands there. Indonesia is home to stunning, beaches, museums and much more in addition to a highly rich cultural legacy.

You might not even need to apply for a tourist visa if you plan to travel to Indonesia as a tourist. This is due to Indonesia's relaxed visa regulations, which exempt the vast majority of citizens from needing this visa. There is no need to get a visa to enter Indonesia for up to 30 days if you are not from some specific countries.

Eligibility

You are eligible for a tourist visa to Indonesia if you;

  • are applying for tourism in the country.
  • have a business conference to attend in Indonesia.

Documents

While applying for a tourist visa to Indonesia, you must provide the following documents.

  • A valid passport for at least six more months.
  • A photocopy of passport
  • If your home nation does not grant you citizenship: a copy of your current visa or residence permit.
  • Evidence of adequate financial resources to support this visit.
  • Invitation letter from a company or institution that you will visit there.
  • Evidence that you have paid for the Indonesia visa.
  • Business-related documentation if you're travelling to the country to conduct business.
  • Evidence indicating the applicant will travel on to another nation or return home.

Process

You must apply for an Indonesia visitor visa at an Indonesian embassy or consulate abroad if you do not qualify for an Indonesia visa on arrival.

Visa Processing Time
The Embassy or Consulate will handle your tourist visa application in 3 to 5 business days. Nevertheless, depending on which Embassy or Consulate you apply to, the precise processing time may vary.

How to Apply
The procedure for requesting a tourist visa for Indonesia is as follows:

  • Make contact with the Indonesian consulate in charge of your region.
  • Assemble the necessary documents for the visa application.
  • Pay the non-refundable visa cost for Indonesia.
  • Deliver the necessary paperwork to the Indonesian embassy.
  • You should return to pick up your passport and other paperwork after they've finished processing your visa application.

Duration & Fees

Duration
An Indonesian tourist visa is valid for 30 days and allows for only one entrance. Indonesian Visas on Arrival are also extendable and have a 30-day single-entry validity period.

Fees
The single-entry tourist visa for Indonesia costs 50 USD. For a multiple-entry visa, you are required to pay a visa fee of 100 USD. Whether you are applying in person or by mail, the Indonesia visa fee payment method depends on the embassy you are applying at.

Extension

It is possible to extend the Indonesian tourist visa for an additional 30 days. Simply go to the closest immigration office in Indonesia if you are a visitor. They can submit an extension request there. It is advised to begin the application procedure at least one week before the previous visa expiration date.

Highlights

Tourism
This visa is mostly used by tourists in Indonesia.

Business
You may conduct a business meeting or conference on this visa.

Multiple-entry
The visa is allotted as both a single-entry and double-entry permit.

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