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Overview

Indonesia

Embassy Address : 50-A, Kautilya Marg 110021 Chanakyapuri New Delhi

Telephone : +91-11-2611-8646 +91-11-2611-0694

Email : indonesia.newdelhi@bol.net.in

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Visa Type

A tourist visa is a type of visa that allows individuals to travel to a foreign country for leisure, tourism, or vacation purposes. It grants permission to visit a destination for a limited period, allowing you to explore the country's attractions, culture, and natural beauty. While on a tourist visa, travelers are typically not permitted to engage in work or business activities.

Why Do You Need a Tourist Visa?

A tourist visa is essential for the following reasons:

 

  1. Legal Authorization: It provides you with the legal right to enter, stay, and travel within the country for the purpose of tourism. Without a tourist visa (or the appropriate visa), your entry into the country may be denied.

  2. Short-Term Travel: If you're planning a short vacation or a holiday abroad, a tourist visa allows you to stay in the country for a specific duration, usually ranging from a few weeks to several months.

  3. Smooth Travel Experience: Having a tourist visa in hand before traveling ensures that you won’t face issues at the border. It helps simplify your trip and gives you peace of mind as you enjoy your vacation.

  4. Stay Extension: In some cases, depending on the visa regulations, it may be possible to extend your stay beyond the initial tourist visa validity, allowing you to enjoy more time in the destination.

A business visa for Indonesia allows foreign nationals to enter the country for business-related activities, such as meetings, conferences, training, or exploring business opportunities. If you plan to travel to Indonesia for business purposes, here’s a general guide to the required documents and application process for a business visa.

Types of Business Visas for Indonesia:

  1. B211A Business Visit Visa (Short-Term Business Visa):

    • For activities such as attending meetings, conferences, business negotiations, or exploring business opportunities.
    • It is typically issued for a 30-day stay, extendable up to 60 days.

  2. Multiple Entry Business Visa:

    • For those who need to travel to Indonesia for business on multiple occasions within a 1-year period.
    • This visa does not allow you to work but permits multiple entries within the validity period.

  3. Limited Stay Visa (KITAS):

    • For long-term business activities like managing a business, setting up a branch, or engaging in joint ventures.
    • Typically valid for 1 year and extendable.

Documents We Need

1. Valid Passport

  • Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of your arrival in Indonesia.
  • The passport should have at least 1 or 2 blank pages for the visa stamp.

2. Completed Visa Application Form

  • You will need to fill out the Indonesian visa application form, which can typically be downloaded from the embassy website or completed online for an e-Visa.

3. Passport-Sized Photographs

  • Usually, you will need to submit 2 passport-sized photos (3.5 x 4.5 cm) taken within the last 6 months, with a white background.

4. Visa Fee

  • The visa fee varies depending on the type of visa and your nationality. You will need to pay this fee as per the instructions provided by the embassy or consulate.
  • For an e-Visa, the fee is typically paid online during the application process.

5. Proof of Return/Onward Travel

  • You may be asked to provide a return flight ticket or a ticket for onward travel showing that you intend to leave Indonesia before your visa expires.

6. Proof of Sufficient Funds

  • Bank statements or other financial documents showing that you have enough funds to support yourself during your stay in Indonesia.
  • The required amount may vary, but a general guideline is around USD 50-100 per day of stay.

7. Hotel Accommodation or Invitation Letter

  • A hotel reservation or proof of accommodation for your stay in Indonesia.
  • Alternatively, if you are staying with a friend or relative, you may need an invitation letter from your host, along with a copy of their ID or residence permit.

8. Travel Insurance (Optional, but Recommended)

  • While it’s not always mandatory, it’s highly recommended to have travel insurance that covers health, accidents, and other travel-related emergencies.

9. Cover Letter (For Some Cases)

 

  • Depending on the embassy, you may need a cover letter explaining your travel purpose and itinerary in Indonesia.

 

  1. Valid Passport:

    • Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry into Indonesia and have at least 1 or 2 blank pages for visa stamps.

  2. Visa Application Form:

    • A completed visa application form, which can usually be downloaded from the Indonesian Embassy or Consulate's website or filled out online (for e-Visa applications).

  3. Passport-Sized Photographs:

    • You may need to submit 2 passport-sized photographs (3.5 x 4.5 cm), taken within the last 6 months with a white background.

  4. Business Invitation Letter:

    • A letter of invitation from a company or business partner in Indonesia. This letter should include details about the purpose of your visit, the duration of your stay, and the person or company inviting you.
    • The letter must be signed by a legal representative from the Indonesian company and may require the company’s business registration details.

  5. Cover Letter:

    • A cover letter from your company, explaining the purpose of the trip, the business you are engaged in, and the nature of the visit.
    • It should also mention that the company will bear your expenses during the visit.

  6. Proof of Sufficient Funds:

    • Bank statements from the past 3 months showing that you have enough funds to support yourself during your stay in Indonesia.
    • A typical amount required is USD 50-100 per day of stay.

  7. Return/Onward Travel Tickets:

    • A copy of your return flight ticket or a flight reservation showing your departure from Indonesia within the duration of the visa.

  8. Hotel Accommodation:

    • Proof of hotel reservation or a letter from the inviting company providing accommodation for the duration of your business trip.

  9. Visa Fee:

    • The visa fee varies depending on the type of visa and your nationality. Check with the Indonesian embassy or consulate for the latest fee schedule.

Pricing

Category Visa Visa Type Validity Processing Embassy fee VFS fee Service fee Total Cost
Adult Tourist visa

Tourist visa

0

0

0

2,000

Adult Business visa

0

0

0

2,000

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