The offer is valid until October 5, 2024 — don’t miss this great opportunity.
The annual D12 visa with multiple entries is the best option for those who want to stay in Indonesia for a long time without the need for frequent renewals or exits.
Considering opening a company in Bali but not ready to dive in right away?
Explore the market and lay the groundwork for your business with the new Pre-Investment D12 visa!
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.
A young entrepreneur from Europe moved to Bali with the idea of establishing a foothold. He had neither a real business nor a developed plan — but he had friends who were already obtaining a KITAS by…
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Visas with index D are issued for a long period (usually for 1 year or more) and grant the holder the right to multiple entries and exits from Indonesia.
These visas are a great alternative to KITAS for those who want to live in Bali long-term, and they are easier to obtain.
Indonesia continues to attract tourists, investors, digital nomads, and expats, especially in Bali. To avoid fines and immigration issues, it’s crucial to understand the difference between visas and r…
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.
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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…
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.
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…
