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…
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Great news for those wishing to obtain a tourist visa to China! There is a Chinese visa center operating in Bali, issuing tourist and business visas. You can obtain a tourist visa to China even if you…
The island’s immigration service continues its efforts to track down negligent visitors. Authorities are actively cracking down on violations of visa and passport regulations. From entry bans for mino…
Singapore is a popular destination for visa runs. This futuristic city-state is just a three-hour direct flight away from Bali.
Travelers from certain countries need a visa to enter Singapore. If this applies to you, read on for details about the available visa options and requirements.
Indonesia’s Immigration Service has discovered that around 520 foreign nationals entered Bali using investor visas but were actually in the country for other purposes. Most of these foreigners came fr…
It seems that Bali may soon see new raids targeting illegal workers. The latest wave of arrests and deportations was triggered by a high-profile case involving an Indian national, V.V., who was appreh…
Indonesian Visa Types: Your Comprehensive Guide
Planning to go to Bali but confused about visas? We can help you decide! You can determine which visa you need by considering how long you plan to stay in Indonesia: ✅ B1 (VOA), single-entry — issued…

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Visas under index D, formerly known as D212, now offer multiple Offshore eVisa options such as D1 or D2 (tourist or business), making them ideal for frequent travelers planning multiple trips to Indon…
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.
Indonesian Visa Types: Your Comprehensive Guide
2 days ago, I processed 3 visas for my friends and thoroughly learned this new system during several hours of various attempts. • You need to upload a photo with direct, well-lit white background, fac…