LMI Consultancy
Indonesia Visas From The Most Trusted Business & Immigration Consultancy
Supporting thousands of global citizens and businesses since 2016. Partner in navigating the Indonesia visa and business landscape efficiently, ethically, and with full transparency.
Enter Indonesia With Confidence Guided by the Country’s Leading Visa Experts
Since our establishment in 2016, LMI Consultancy has set new standards for transparency and service integrity in Indonesia. Over the past years, we have supported tens of thousands of expatriates, business owners, and globally mobile professionals to successfully live, work, and build enterprises across the country.
Our commitment to ethical practice and consistent delivery has earned us national recognition, including the title “Best Visa & Business Consultancy in Indonesia” from the National Award Foundation.
With modern offices across Jakarta and Bali, and a team of dedicated consultants providing real-time support and personalised guidance, we remain at the forefront of Indonesia’s evolving immigration and investment landscape.
Why get your Indonesia Visa from LMI Consultancy
- Licensed & ethical immigration consultancy
- Transparent & Competitive Consultancy Rates
- Fast processing & real human support
- Real-time updates from official immigration website sources
- Offices in Jakarta & Bali
- 5 star-client satisfaction & trusted by expats globally
- Award-winning visa and business advisory services
A Crash Course Indonesia Visa
Indonesia now operates a risk-based, digital immigration ecosystem, with processing increasingly conducted online and verification linked to sponsor accountability. For many travellers and professionals, understanding the distinctions between visit visas, work permits, residency permits and investor pathways can feel overwhelming.
This guide provides a concise yet comprehensive overview. For personalised support tailored to your objectives — from short-term travel to establishing operations and hiring talent, LMI Consultancy delivers expert guidance, fast processing, and transparent fees.
Types of Indonesia Visas for Business
If you are visiting Indonesia for business purposes, you will require a business sponsor prior to arriving in Indonesia. There are a variety of visas that you may consider such as Single Entry Business Visa, Multiple Entry Business Visa, Work KITAS, or Investor KITAS. Each visa has specific benefits and the choice will depend on your specific circumstances. All of the aforementioned visas are multiple entry visas, apart from the Single Entry Business Visa which only allows admittance to Indonesia once. Processing time will vary from visa to visa, but all will provide you with an e-visa prior to entry.
To find out which visa is right for you, then contact our team for a free consultation.
Types of Visas for Tourism
Several pathways exist for leisure travel, short stays, and social visits:
- Visa Exemption (for ASEAN nationals): 30-day stay, non-extendable
- Visa on Arrival (VoA): A Visa that can be obtained upon arrival in Indonesia, available to 90+ nationalities, 30 days, extendable once
- Electronic Visa on Arrival (eVOA): apply online before travelling for faster entry
- Single Entry Tourist Visa: 60-day stay, extendable up to 180 days
All visas require a registered Indonesian sponsor, and processing is largely completed offshore via the official immigration e-visa system before travelling.
Not sure which visa aligns with your plans?
Indonesia VoA & e-VoA - Easy Visa Application on Arrival
A fast and practical visa option for eligible nationalities, suitable for tourism and limited meetings. It does not permit employment.
Key features:
- Available at major airports & seaports, including Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport
- 30-day validity, extendable once for another 30 days
- Payment accepted via card or digital channels
- e-VOA available online in advance for seamless entry
- Apply for a visa upon arrival at the Immigration office at the Seaports/Airports.
To find out everything you need to know about the Indonesia Visa on Arrival, check out our guide here!
Visa Exemption for Selected Countries
Foreign tourists from ASEAN members and several other countries can enjoy visa free entry (Negara Bebas Visa) into Indonesia for up to 30 days. This free visa cannot be extended and is valid strictly for tourism purposes, social, or cultural visits.
Indonesia Visa Extension
Visitors wishing to remain in Indonesia beyond their initial visa period must apply for an extension before your visa expires. Processing must be done onshore through immigration offices, with biometric attendance required for VoA extensions.
LMI Consultancy delivers a passport collection service, document management, reminders, and liaison with immigration, ensuring you remain compliant without administrative stress.
Awarded Indonesia’s Most Trusted Visa & Legal Agency, we support thousands of successful extensions annually.
KITAS & Long-Term Residence Options
Those seeking to live, work, or invest in Indonesia may apply for:
- Working KITAS
- Investor KITAS
- Spouse / Family KITAS
- Dependent KITAS
- Retirement KITAS
- Digital Nomad Visa (E33G)
- Second Home Visa
- Permanent Stay Permit (KITAP)
A KITAS typically grants 6 – 12 months stay, renewable locally. The KITAP allows 5-year residency for eligible applicants.
Business Visa vs Working Visa
A business visa allows non-earning business activities such as meetings, seminars and feasibility studies.
A work ITAS is required if you intend to take employment or perform operational duties.
If you are unsure whether your intended activity qualifies as business or employment, our team will advise based on current regulations to safeguard your legal status.
Get Your Free Consultation Now!
Start your journey in Indonesia hassle-free with LMI Consultancy’s Visa and Market Entry Solutions. Chat with our consultants for more information.
General Visa Requirements for Indonesian Tourist Visa
While requirements vary based on visa category, travellers can generally expect the following:
- A passport valid for at least 6 (six) months from the date of arrival
- A confirmed return or onward ticket
- Proof of sufficient funds to support your stay
- Valid accommodation details
- Digital customs & arrival form completed prior to entering Indonesia
To find out more about the requirements, options and which one is right for you, contact our team and we will be able to advise which tourist electronic visa is right for you!
Indonesia Arrival Card
Travelling to Indonesia now requires travellers to complete an Arrival Card prior to entry — a digital form introduced by the Directorate General of Immigration to streamline airport processing and confirm compliance with entry requirements. LMI Consultancy ensures you submit it correctly and avoid arrival delays.
Indonesia Visa Online Application
Applying for an Indonesia e-visa is now fully digital via evisa.imigrasi.go.id. You must choose the correct visa, upload your travel document, and pay the application fee.
Visit Our Visa Offices in Jakarta & Bali
Jakarta Head Quarters
- +62 21 300 297 27
- +62 811-8801-0621
- Bellagio Mall O.L3-10, Jl. Mega Kuningan Barat Kav. E4 No. 3, Setiabudi, Jakarta 12930
Seminyak Bali Office
- +62 361 934 8343
- +62 811-8801-0621
- Jl. Sunset Road No. 105, Seminyak, Kuta, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361
Sanur Bali Office
- +62 361 280 789
- +62 811-8801-0621
- Jl. Danau Tamblingan 79, Sanur, Denpasar Selatan, Kota Denpasar, Bali 80361
More of Our Popular Indonesia Visa Services
Stay informed with the latest Indonesia Visa & Business updates.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can I apply for Indonesia Visa Onshore?
As of today, visa applications and most visa status changes must be initiated offshore, meaning, you are required to apply from outside Indonesia. Applications are typically submitted through Indonesian Embassy at your country of residence or nationality. Only limited categories (e.g., certain KITAS renewals) may be processed without leaving the country
How many visa types for business are there?
Indonesia recognises several business-related entry visas, depending on your purpose. Broadly, they fall into two main categories:
Single-Entry Business Visa (B211A) — suitable for temporary visits such as meetings, market research, or investment reviews; issued for 60 days and extendable up to 180 days
Multiple-Entry Business Visa — designed for frequent travellers conducting repeated short-term activities without residence in Indonesia; generally valid for up to one year
Can I start applying for an Indonesian Business Visa before I arrive?
Yes. All business visas must be applied for before arrival, and the process begins online via Indonesia’s official immigration platform. You must secure visa approval (visa telex) prior to travel, allowing entry upon arrival.
Can I extend my Indonesian Visa?
Certain visas in Indonesia are extendable, including Single Entry Visas, Visa on Arrival and ITAS. Extensions must be lodged before expiry and require proper documentation, sponsor support, and immigration approval.
What are the common KITAS permits in Indonesia?
Initially, there are several visas or temporary permits a foreign national can use to stay in Indonesia with their family. There are:
- Visa on arrival
- Investor KITAS
- Work KITAS
- Spouse KITAS
- Retirement KITAS
News & Resources
Get to Know Latest Business & Visa Updates
Hiring foreign talent in Indonesia comes with more than an employment contract and an immigration application. For companies that rely on foreign workers, compliance extends across the manpower and immigration systems, and one of the obligations that should be accounted for early is the Dana Kompensasi Penggunaan Tenaga Kerja Asing (DKPTKA). Often referred to historically […]
natalia Hanifa
September 2, 2026
Hiring a foreign national in Indonesia is not simply a matter of finding the right candidate and obtaining a visa. For employers, the process sits at the intersection of manpower regulation, corporate compliance and immigration requirements. In most employment-based arrangements, an employer must first obtain approval for a Rencana Penggunaan Tenaga Kerja Asing (RPTKA) before […]
natalia Hanifa
September 1, 2026
Entering the Indonesian market involves more than establishing a company. Once incorporated, a business must also navigate the business license framework that determines whether and how it can legally carry out its activities. For foreign investors and international companies, this can be one of the more technical parts of setting up a business in Indonesia. […]
LMI Consultancy
August 31, 2026
Setting up a company in Indonesia can look deceptively straightforward. The incorporation process itself is increasingly accessible, with government systems and online resources making it possible for entrepreneurs to understand the basic steps before they begin. But incorporation is only the starting point. For foreign investors and growing businesses, the more difficult question often comes […]
LMI Consultancy
August 27, 2026
Indonesia’s trademark registration framework has been updated with the introduction of Minister of Law Regulation No. 5 of 2026 on Trademark Registration (“MOL Regulation No. 5/2026”). Issued on 13 January 2026 and effective from 23 February 2026, the regulation replaces Minister of Law and Human Rights Regulation No. 67 of 2016, as amended by Regulation […]
LMI Consultancy
August 26, 2026
Indonesia offers a broad range of visa options for foreign nationals, but choosing a visa based solely on the length of stay can create significant immigration risks. The purpose of the visa and the activities carried out in Indonesia must also align. Recent deportation cases in Bali involving foreign nationals allegedly undertaking activities outside the […]
LMI Consultancy
August 20, 2026
