The go-to option when 60 days isn’t enough: a sponsored visit visa that starts at 60 days and extends out to around 180–210 days. Ideal for remote workers, longer family visits and budget-minded digital nomads.
The B211A visit visa is the natural next step once a Visa on Arrival no longer covers your plans. It opens with a 60-day stay and can be extended several times, stretching your time in Bali to roughly 180–210 days in total. Because it needs an Indonesian sponsor or agent to apply on your behalf, it is slightly more involved than a VoA — but for remote workers, longer family visits and digital nomads watching their budget, it is usually the most practical and cost-effective route.
This visa is built for people who want to settle in for a season rather than a holiday. Remote workers earning from clients abroad, parents joining family for an extended visit, and budget-conscious digital nomads all tend to land on the B211A. If your stay is comfortably longer than 60 days but you don’t need a full residence permit, it sits right in the sweet spot.
The B211A cannot be applied for directly at an airport counter — it requires an Indonesian sponsor or a licensed visa agent to submit the application for you. The sponsor takes on a formal responsibility for your visit. In practice most travellers use a reputable agent, which is why you see a government fee separate from a higher all-in price once sponsorship and service are included.
Working remotely for employers or clients based outside Indonesia is permitted on this visa, provided you are not running an on-the-ground commercial operation locally. What is not allowed is paid work for Indonesian companies or earning money from activity inside the country — that needs a working KITAS instead. If your income comes entirely from abroad, the B211A is a comfortable fit.
The government fee for the B211A typically falls around $80–120, last verified June 2026. Once you add a sponsor and agent service to handle the paperwork and extensions, the all-in cost usually sits somewhere between $180 and $350. We always separate the official fee from the agent range so you can see exactly what you are paying for.
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It starts at 60 days and can be extended several times, reaching roughly 180–210 days in total.
Yes. The B211A requires an Indonesian sponsor or a licensed agent to apply on your behalf — it cannot be bought at the airport like a VoA.
Remote work for foreign employers or clients is permitted, as long as you are not running a local commercial operation. Paid work for Indonesian companies is not allowed.
The government fee is about $80–120 USD (last verified June 2026). With a sponsor and agent included, the all-in cost is typically $180–350.
Tell us your dates and what you’ll be doing here, and we will confirm whether the B211A is right for you, the honest USD cost, and an introduction to a vetted sponsor or agent.
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