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    • E-visa to Indonesia

    We can assist in applying for a single-entry tourist or single- or multiple-entry business e-visa to Indonesia.

    • Tourist visas for Indonesia are valid for 60 days upon entry, while business visas can extend up to 1 year. Subsequent extensions are available, allowing for an additional 30 days each time, up to a total of four extensions.
    • Visa holders will have a window of 90 days from the date of visa issuance to enter Indonesia.
    • Upon arrival in Indonesia, travelers may be required to provide proof of travel insurance that covers COVID-19, as well as a return ticket.

    Required documents for an e-visa to Indonesia:

    • Passport copy with at least 6 months’ validity beyond the validity of the visa and with one blank page for stamping the visa.
    • One recent passport-size colour photograph on a white background.

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      • All fees and charges are subject to prevailing GST.

      • Processing starts after a full payment had been received.

      Processing time for an e-visa to Indonesia:

      • The processing time for a visa ranges from 2 to 10 working days excluding the submission day dependent on the selected service.

      • In case of delays or a visa refusal due to circumstances beyond our control, the fee paid is non-refundable. This fee is designated for the processing of the application itself, and it is not dependent upon the outcome of the application.
      • The ultimate decision regarding the approval, duration, and multiple entries allowed on a visa rests with Indonesian Immigration authorities. Similar to visa procedures in other countries, obtaining a visa for Indonesia does not equate to an immigration pass; it serves as pre-entry authorisation for the visa holder to travel to and request entry into Indonesia. The decision to grant an immigration pass is at the discretion of the passport control officer at the point of entry. It’s important to note that merely possessing a valid visa does not assure entry into Indonesia.