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Planning to stay in Indonesia for more than 60 days?

The Tourist Visa B211A is perfect for you, allowing you to stay in Bali for up to 180 days.

If you are planning a trip to Bali in the coming months, now is the perfect time to sort out your visa!

There are currently a series of autumn promotions from Legal Indonesia, and it’s a great opportunity to arrange your documents in advance, smoothly, and at a discount.

Until recently, numerous long-term residents in Bali could secure an onshore visa, granting them permission to remain in Indonesia without exiting the country. This leniency was extended to foreign na…

Getting a visa extension in Bali will become easier: the Indonesian immigration service is testing a new format — Immigration Lounge in shopping malls. The first trial days took place on December 6−7…

Autumn marks the start of Bali’s peak season, when the island hosts numerous events, photo shoots, and parties.

As a result, demand for international artists, DJs, dancers, models, and performers grows rapidly. To ensure a smooth and compliant working trip to Indonesia, it’s important to choose the correct visa…

Choosing a reliable visa agent is not a formality but one of the key steps when planning a trip. Especially in Bali, where dozens of foreigners have faced severe consequences for trusting unsuitable i…

Not the most pleasant news for travel enthusiasts to the USA. As of September 6, 2025, the procedure for applying for non-immigrant visas to America has changed in Indonesia. Now, it only makes sense…

Indonesia is undergoing a major immigration reform. On July 25, 2024, President Joko Widodo introduced the 'Golden Visa' as a tool to attract wealthy foreigners and boost economic growth.

Want a US visa?

Here are the basic requirements for a positive decision:

1. Employment, Study, and Income…

You should have a clear and stable occupation (preferably offline) and a reasonable income.

In the coming weeks, Bali will be under special immigration control. Authorities have already begun a targeted crackdown on overstaying tourists: from January to March 2025, 128 foreigners were expell…