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Multiple Entry Pre-Investment Visa D12
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The Indonesian D12 visa is a multiple-entry pre-investment visa allowing for extended stays of up to 180 days, renewable for another 180 days. This visa can be used to investigate business prospects without formally incorporating a business. However, conversion to a Limited Stay Permit is not permitted.
What Visa Holders Can Do
- Conduct activities related to starting a business, including market research and/or feasibility studies
- Participate in seminars, conferences, and workshops
- Extendable for another 180 days of validity
- Tourism and Family Visit
What Visa Holders Cannot Do
- Perform works and business activities that generate income
- Engage in activities that require a work permit
- Exit and re-enter Indonesia without applying for a new visa
- Cannot be converted to temporary stay permit
Visa Validity
With a single-entry business visa, you can stay in Indonesia for up to 180 days; the initial 60 day stay is extendable twice. This visa is valid for a maximum of 1 year.
Document Requirements
- Application letter and guarantor's statement letter
- Ensure your travel documents have at least six months of validity remaining after your trip
- A bank statement for the last three months, showing at least $2000 USD (or equivalent) in your name or your guarantor’s name
- Recent coloured passport (at least taken a year before the application)
- Curriculum Vitae
- Travel itinerary
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- Consult your inquiry with our professional consultant
- Submit necessary document
- Proceed with the payment
- Application process
- Receive the complete document
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FAQ
Can I convert the Multiple Entry Pre-Investment Visa to a Temporary Stay Permit?
No. Indonesian multiple-entry visas are not convertible to other residency permits. You must submit a separate application for a longer duration permit.
What happens if I make money on my Multiple Entry Pre-Investment Visa?
This is a serious issue. A Single Entry Business Visa is for business activities like attending meetings, conferences, and negotiations.
It does not permit you to work or generate income in Indonesia.
How do I extend my Multiple Entry Pre-Investment Visa?
Extensions are typically unavailable for Multiple Entry Pre-Investment Visas. This visa permits a stay of a maximum of 12 months, commencing with an initial 60-day period. Following the expiration of the initial visa, holders are required to depart Indonesia and re-enter to extend their stay. This process may be repeated twice, permitting a total stay of 180 days.
Disclaimer : Our services in LMI Consultancy provide consulting services focused on ensuring client compliance with applicable immigration and legal regulations in Indonesia. We do not provide or facilitate the production of official government documents, nor do we offer any expedited or preferential access to government services.
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