The Multiple Entry Tourist Visa (Index D1) is designed for leisure travellers who wish to visit Indonesia multiple times within a specific period. It allows for a total 180 days of stay. It grants and initial stay of 60 days, and the visa holder must leave Indonesia and re-enter each time to get another 60 days twice, allowing for a total stay of up to 180 days per visit.
The Multiple Entry Tourist Visa grants and initial stay of 60 days, and the visa holder must leave Indonesia and re-enter each time to get another 60 days twice, allowing for a total stay of up to 180 days per visit.
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No, you cannot extend your stay beyond 60 days with a Multiple Entry Tourist Visa in Indonesia. This visa permits a maximum stay of 60 days per visit, with no extensions allowed. You have 60 days to depart, but you may re-enter on the same visa if it remains valid.
There is no limit to the number of entries you can make during the validity period of the visa, as long as each stay does not exceed 60 days
Yes, applicants need an invitation letter from a local sponsor or organisation in Indonesia to support their application for the MEBV
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