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Not sure which Indonesian visa you need? Answer a few quick questions and see the visas and stay permits that fit your plans, or browse the full list below. Every card has a short description and a WhatsApp button to order that visa from us.

Updated October 2026 for the visa classification in force since June 2025

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All visas and stay permits

The visas and stay permits people ask us about most, grouped by purpose. Click a card for details. Indonesia has 110 visa types in total; if yours is not here, ask us on WhatsApp.

Short visits

Holidays, family visits and business trips of up to six months.

A1

Visa-free entry for citizens of 19 countries.

30 days, cannot be extended

B1

The quick visa for most visitors, online before you fly or at the airport.

30 days + one 30-day extension

C1

For longer visits: up to 180 days with extensions.

60 days, extendable to 180 days

D1

Come and go as often as you like for tourism and family visits.

Valid 1, 2 or 5 years; up to 60 days per visit

D2

For regular business trips: meetings, negotiations, buying goods.

Valid 1, 2 or 5 years; up to 60 days per visit

Events and special activities

Visit visas for speakers, exhibitors, performers, pre-investment surveys and work trials.

C10

For speakers and presenters at meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions.

60 days, extendable to 180 days

C11

For exhibitors promoting their goods or services at a trade show.

60 days, extendable to 180 days

C10A

For religious lectures, sermons and seminars.

60 days, extendable to 180 days

C7C

For shows and demonstrations other than music: magic, fan meetings, TV cooking and similar.

Visit visa, length set by the sponsor's plan

C5A

For creators producing content in Indonesia, separate from journalists and film crews.

Visit visa

C12 / D12

For surveys and feasibility studies before investing in Indonesia.

C12 single entry; D12 multiple entry

C18

For a skills test with a future employer before a work KITAS.

Up to 90 days, cannot be extended

Work and remote work

Stay permits (KITAS) for working for an Indonesian sponsor, or for a company abroad.

E23

The standard work permit for foreign staff of an Indonesian company.

6 months, 1 year or 2 years, renewable

E23A

For foreign staff of a company inside a Special Economic Zone (KEK).

Limited stay permit, renewable

E23U / E23V

For work sponsored by organisations that are not companies.

Limited stay permit, renewable

E23X

For specialists working with an Indonesian government institution.

Limited stay permit

E23Y

For specialists in the digital field employed in Indonesia.

Limited stay permit, renewable

E33G

Live in Indonesia while working for a company abroad.

1 year

Investment and Golden Visa

Investor KITAS and the 5 or 10-year Golden Visa.

E28A

For shareholders of an Indonesian company (PT PMA), who may also be its directors or commissioners.

1 or 2 years, renewable

E28B

Long stay for investors who set up a company in Indonesia.

5 or 10 years

E28C

Long stay without setting up a company, by investing in Indonesian assets.

5 or 10 years

E28D

For directors or commissioners of the Indonesian branch or subsidiary of a foreign company.

5 or 10 years

E28G

For representatives posted by a foreign parent company to its Indonesian branch.

Limited stay permit

E28E / E28F

For investors in a Special Economic Zone (E28E) or in the new capital, Ibu Kota Nusantara (E28F).

Limited stay permit

Family

Joining a spouse, parent or child who is Indonesian or holds a KITAS/KITAP.

E31A

For foreign husbands and wives of Indonesian citizens.

Limited stay permit, renewable; path to KITAP

E31B

For husbands and wives of foreigners living in Indonesia.

Up to the end of the sponsor's permit

E31C / E31D / E31F

For foreign children with an Indonesian mother or father.

Limited stay permit, renewable

E31E / E31J

For unmarried children under 18 joining a foreign parent in Indonesia.

Up to the end of the parent's permit

E31G / E31H

For parents joining a son or daughter in Indonesia.

Limited stay permit

Retirement and long stay

Retirement, second home and special-expertise visas for longer stays.

E33E

Five years in Indonesia for people aged 55 or over, without a sponsor.

5 years

E33F

The renewable one-year retirement KITAS for people aged 55 or over.

1 year, renewable

E33B

Long stay without a sponsor for people with skills Indonesia needs.

5 or 10 years

Second Home

Long stay for financially independent foreigners who want a base in Indonesia.

5 or 10 years

E33A

For foreigners invited by the Indonesian government for their expertise.

Limited stay permit

Indonesian ties

For former Indonesian citizens and their descendants, including Global Citizen of Indonesia.

GCI

Permanent stay in Indonesia without giving up your citizenship.

Permanent; report every 5 years

E32B

For children and grandchildren of Indonesian citizens, to work or study.

5 or 10 years

E32D

One year in Indonesia for former citizens who want to work or study.

1 year

Study and research

School, university, short courses, internships and research.

E30

For school pupils and university students, from primary school to doctorate.

For the length of study, renewable

C9

For short courses, including Indonesian language and religious studies.

Visit visa

C22

For internships at an Indonesian educational institution or company.

Visit visa

E29

For scientific research in Indonesia.

Limited stay permit

Index codes follow the Decree of the Minister of Immigration and Corrections No. M.IP-08.GR.01.01 of 2025 on visa classification, the visa exemption list of Regulation No. 10 of 2026 and the Global Citizen of Indonesia programme. Requirements and fees change often: we confirm them for your case before you apply.

Frequently asked questions

Which visa do I need for a holiday in Bali?
Citizens of the 19 visa-free countries can stay 30 days without a visa (A1). Most other visitors use the Visa on Arrival or e-VoA (B1): 30 days plus one 30-day extension. For up to 180 days, apply for the C1 visitor visa before you travel.
Can I work in Indonesia on a visitor visa?
No. Visitor visas allow meetings, buying goods and similar activities, but not a job with an Indonesian employer. Working needs a work KITAS (E23 family), sponsored by your employer. Working remotely for a company abroad has its own KITAS (E33G).
What is the difference between a visa and a KITAS?
A visa lets you enter Indonesia for a purpose. A KITAS is the limited stay permit you hold while living here, usually for 1 to 2 years, or 5 to 10 years for the Golden Visa and some long-stay visas. A KITAP is the permanent stay permit that some KITAS holders can move to later.
What changed in the Indonesian visa system in 2025?
From June 2025 the number of visa types fell from 133 to 110. Business and medical visits were merged into the visa exemption (A1) and Visa on Arrival (B1), the 20 sector work visas became one work KITAS (E23), and new indices were added, for example C7C for performers and E28F and E28G for investors. In January 2026 the Global Citizen of Indonesia programme started.
Can I change my visa without leaving Indonesia?
It depends on the visa. A visa exemption cannot be extended or changed inside Indonesia. Some visitor visas and KITAS can be converted or renewed in the country. Tell us your current visa and plans and we will check what is possible.

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KIA Consulting arranges visas, KITAS, Golden Visas and company set-up in Jakarta, Surabaya and Bali. Tell us your plans and we will tell you exactly what you need.

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