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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.

Bali Governor Wayan Koster sets an ambitious goal to increase revenue from the tourist levy nearly fourfold. Currently, less than 35% of visitors pay the mandatory fee of 150,000 rupiah (about 10 doll…

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…

The Indonesian Immigration Service has issued an official warning to tourists renewing their electronic visa on arrival (e-VOA) online. Applications are increasingly stuck in 'pending' status due to c…

For help with acquiring and renewing Indonesian visas, we suggest Legal Indonesia agency. They provide top-notch visa services, balancing affordability and efficiency.

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Do you want to move your parents to Bali, or are you looking for a cozy place to have a comfortable retirement?

Indonesia offers a special retirement KITAS visa, allowing people over 55 years old to legally reside in the country for 1 year, with the possibility of extending up to 5 years.

A brief overview of the main options for tourists and winterers:

1️⃣ Visa on Arrival eVOA / B1 — 30 days (+ extension up to 60 days)

An electronic version of the VOA, which can be arranged online in advance to avoid queues upon arrival.

Planning to stay in Bali for a long time? Let us help with your visa!

We offer visa packages that allow you to stay in Indonesia for up to 180 days 👍…

Bali’s immigration service expelled a 44-year-old US citizen who used a tourist visa to organize a paid retreat in Seminyak. The woman was detained on September 16 at Ngurah Rai Airport when she was a…