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If you have hold a valid Single Entry Visa, either tourist of business and plan to stay in Indonesia for longer than your initial 60 days permitted, you will need to extend your visa. The Single Entry Visa Extension should be submitted by your sponsor and a representative of the sponsor should process the extension.
Types of Single Entry Visas in Indonesia
Visa on Arrival (VoA)
Issued by the Immigration Office upon arrival in Indonesia, this visa allows short-term stays for tourism or business purposes.
Single Entry Business Visa
Allows foreign professionals to enter Indonesia once for business-related activities.
Single Entry Tourist Visa / Social Visa
Ideal for travellers or those visiting friends and family, this visa supports leisure and cultural trips.
Single Entry Pre-Investment Visa
Designed for foreign investors exploring opportunities in Indonesia before committing capital.
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Single Entry Performer Visa
Grants entry for artists or entertainers to perform legally at Indonesian events.
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Extending Visa Alone
- Process Complexity: Requires understanding of immigration procedures and paperwork
- Time Required: Can take longer due to potential errors and re-submissions
- Documentation Handling: Must gather and submit all required documents personally
- Follow-Up: Requires personal follow-up with immigration for updates
Using a Visa Consultant
- Process Complexity: Streamlined process with expert guidance
- Time Required: Generally quicker due to consultant's experience and resources
- Documentation Handling: Consultant manages all documentation and submissions
- Follow-Up: Consultant handles follow-up and keeps you informed throughout the process
Enter Indonesia and Stay Longer with KITAS
If you overstay your visit visa, you could end up paying daily fines or even face legal trouble. If you’re planning to stay in Indonesia for a while, whether it’s for work, investing, or joining your family, a KITAS is the way to go. It lets foreigners live here legally for a longer period.
Investor KITAS
An Investor KITAS is ideal for foreigners looking to invest or buy a property in Bali, Jakarta, or other parts of Indonesia, offering longer stay validity and easier business setup.
Work Visa (KITAS)
A Work KITAS permits foreigners to legally work and live in Indonesia, typically sponsored by a local company or employer.
Dependent Visa (KITAS)
A Dependent KITAS allows the spouse and children of a KITAS holder to stay in Indonesia without needing a separate work permit.
Document Requirements
- Original application letter of Passport Mutation
- Original Letter of Authorization (Surat Kuasa)
- Coloured copy of ID card (KTP) sponsor
- Original passport
- Limited stay Permit (ITK Online)
- Personal bank statement with minimum USD 2000 or equivalent (latest 3 months)
- Other documents if required
Apply for a Single Entry Visa Extension in Indonesia from LMI Consultancy
- 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
What is the maximum duration for extending a Single Entry Visa in Indonesia?
A Single Entry Visa Extension allows two time extensions, each extension granting an additional 60 days. Therefore, the maximum total duration of stay after extending this visa is 180 days.
What happens if my visa expires before I can get an extension?
If your visa expires while you are still in Indonesia, you may face fines and complications with future visa applications. It is essential to apply for an extension within the stipulated time frame. If you find yourself in this situation, it is advisable to contact local immigration authorities immediately to discuss potential options and avoid penalties
Can I switch type of visa from a single entry visa to a multiple entry visa while in Indonesia?
You cannot switch from a Single Entry Visa to a Multiple Entry Visa while remaining in Indonesia. The regulations stipulate that visa types must be applied for from outside the country.
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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