Bali Visa Cost in USD

These are the amounts charged by Indonesian immigration and they do not change based on who helps you. Visa-free entry for ASEAN passport holders is $0. The Visa on Arrival government fee is roughly $35–40. A B211A visit visa runs about $80–120 in government fees, while a D212 multiple-entry visa sits around $200–600 depending on validity. Long-stay permits cost more: a Working KITAS is $600+ per year in government fees, and an Investor KITAS or Retirement Visa is higher still.

Agents charge for their time and expertise on top of the government fee. For a simple VoA extension you might pay an agent $40–80. A B211A handled end to end, including the sponsor, typically lands in the $180–350 range all-in. KITAS packages, which bundle the sponsor company, permits and renewals, commonly run $1,200–2,500 or more. None of this is hidden — it is simply the cost of having a professional manage a process that can be slow and document-heavy.

Some sites quote a single big number and never tell you how much of it is the actual visa. We refuse to do that. When we quote you, you will see the government fee on its own line and the service fee on its own line. That way you can decide whether to pay for help or handle a step yourself, and you can compare agents fairly. No markup buried in the fine print.

A few factors move the total: the visa type you need, how many extensions you will use, whether a sponsor is required, and small online card or currency-conversion fees on the e-VoA. Exchange rates also nudge the USD figures slightly. We quote in USD for clarity, confirm the live government fee before you pay, and never invent extra charges.