Answer two quick questions and we’ll point you to the right Indonesia visa — with honest USD costs, the latest 2026 rules, and a vetted agent when you’re ready to apply.
Bali Visa Application is more than a checklist — it is an independent guide and concierge built to make every Indonesia visa make sense.
We are not the government, Imigrasi, or a law firm. We track Indonesia’s immigration rules so you get straight answers, real USD costs, and an introduction to a vetted licensed agent only when you actually need one — from short-stay tourist visas to long-stay KITAS and residency.
View All Visa TypesWe are a guide and concierge — not the government, not Imigrasi, and not a law firm. That independence is the whole point: straight answers, real costs, and an introduction only when you actually need one.
We are a guide and concierge, not the government, Imigrasi, or a law firm. No one can pay to change what we publish.
We separate official government fees from typical agent service ranges — each flagged with a last-verified date.
When you are ready to apply, we connect you to vetted, licensed Indonesian visa agents.
Once your visa is on track, our travel partner helps you plan a premium Bali trip.
Tell us your purpose and how long you want to stay. We match you to the visa that fits — with its real cost.
When you’re ready, we introduce you to a vetted, licensed Indonesian visa agent to handle the paperwork.
With your visa on track, our travel partner helps you plan a premium Bali trip end to end.
Once your visa is on track, our travel partner helps you plan a premium Bali trip — from villas and private drivers to island add-ons across Indonesia.
Government fees and typical agent ranges shown separately. Costs are bands, not quotes — last verified June 2026.
| Visa Type | Duration | Cost | Work | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visa-Free Entry (ASEAN only) | Up to 30 days, no extension | $0 govt fee | No | ASEAN passport holders only |
| Visa on Arrival (VoA) | 30 + 30 days (max ~60) | Govt ~$35–40 + agent $40–80 | No (business meetings only) | Most tourists |
| e-VoA / e-Visa Online | 30 + 30 days | Govt ~$35–40 + fees; agents $40–90 | No | Pre-approved before travel |
| B211A Visit Visa | 60 days + ext. to 180–210 | Govt ~$80–120; w/ agent $180–350 | No (remote foreign work OK) | Single-entry, longer stays |
| D212 Multiple-Entry | 60 days/entry, valid 1–5 yrs | Govt ~$200–600; agents vary | No | Frequent business visitors |
| Working KITAS | 6–12 months, renewable | Govt $600+/yr; packages $1,200–2,500+ | Yes (sponsoring employer) | Employed in Indonesia |
| Investor KITAS | 1–2 years, renewable | $1,500–4,000+ first year | Yes (company director) | Company owners / directors |
| Dependent / Spouse KITAS | Aligned to sponsor’s permit | $500–1,500 | Generally no | Family of permit holders |
| Student & Research | Up to 1 year, renewable | Fees vary by institution | Generally no formal work | Study & research |
You may work remotely for foreign clients or employers while in Indonesia on a B211A — as long as those clients/employers are not Indonesian entities, and you are not doing on-the-ground commercial activity.
Tell us why you’re coming and how long you’d like to stay. We’ll send a tailored recommendation and an honest cost on WhatsApp.
Most visitors do. ASEAN passport holders get visa-free access for 30 days; most other nationalities need a Visa on Arrival or e-Visa.
It depends on your purpose and length of stay — tourism is usually a VoA, longer trips a B211A, working needs a KITAS, remote work the Digital Nomad E33G, and retirement a Retirement or Second Home visa. Try the visa finder or ask our concierge.
Yes — up to 30 days, with no extension.
The short-stay government fee is roughly $35–40 (last verified June 2026). Longer visas and KITAS range from tens to several hundred USD and up.
So you can see the official cost versus typical agent service ranges — no hidden markup, each flagged with a last-verified date.
Our guidance is free. We may earn a referral fee when we connect you to a vetted licensed agent, at no extra cost to you.
30 days to start, extendable once for another 30 days — about 60 days in total.
Yes — a B211A can be extended up to around 180–210 days in total.
Overstaying incurs a daily fine and can affect future entries. Always start your extension a few days before your visa expires.
Yes, for foreign employers or clients — not Indonesian entities, and not on-the-ground local commercial activity.
You need a Working KITAS sponsored by the employer; a tourist or visit visa does not permit local employment.
Yes — the E33G Digital Nomad visa is designed for remote workers earning from foreign clients or employers.
Generally: a passport valid at least 6 months, proof of onward travel, accommodation details, financial proof for some visas, sponsor documents for B211A/KITAS/student visas, plus photos and forms.
For the B211A, multiple-entry, KITAS and student visas, yes — we can connect you to a vetted licensed agent who provides this.
At least 6 months from your date of arrival, with at least one blank page.
Online e-VoA pre-approves you before you fly and may reduce queues at the airport. The cost is similar, with small card and currency-conversion fees online.
We confirm the right visa and its honest USD cost, connect you to a vetted licensed agent when you are ready to apply, and our travel partner can help plan your Bali trip.
Message us on WhatsApp at +62 811-3823-875 — we usually reply within the hour.
I’ve tracked Indonesia’s immigration rule changes since 2019 — including the e-Visa rollout and the end of broad visa-free lists. This guide is updated to reflect rules and fee bands last verified June 2026, using official Indonesian sources and on-the-ground agent quotes.
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