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No. Visa For Indonesia is a private visa-assistance service operated by Visa For Indonesia. We are not affiliated with Indonesian Immigration. You can also apply directly at evisa.imigrasi.go.id.

No. Visa decisions are made by Indonesian authorities. We make sure your application is complete, accurate and filed correctly, which is the best way to avoid a refusal, but we cannot promise an outcome.

Yes. Eligible applicants can use the government portal directly. Our fee covers document guidance, preparation, sponsorship coordination and follow-up.

It depends on your nationality, purpose, intended activities, length of stay and whether a sponsor is required. Tell us your plans and we will recommend the category. Never work on a visa that does not permit it.

No. C1 covers tourism and social visits; C2 covers meetings, negotiations and site visits. Neither allows employment. Doing business on a tourist visa is a deportation offence.

Nationals of the countries on Indonesia's visa-on-arrival list, for tourism, meetings or short business. The list changes; we check it for you.

Yes, once, for a further 30 days. The extension must be filed before the first 30 days expire.

Nationals of ASEAN and other exempt countries can enter visa-free for 30 days. This stay cannot be extended or converted.

e-VOA and visit visas are usually approved within 3–5 working days. KITAS applications take longer because the employer's approvals come first. We give you an estimate for your service, not a guaranteed date.

A fine is charged for every day over, and long overstays can lead to deportation and a re-entry ban. Contact us as soon as you realise; paying an extension before expiry avoids overstay status.

Most visit visas and all KITAS/KITAP permits can be extended. We check your category and expiry date and file within the deadline.

It varies by category, but typically a passport scan, photo, travel plans, proof of funds, and letters from an employer, school or sponsor. We send a tailored checklist before you share anything sensitive.

Yes. We handle the employer approvals (RPTKA and Manpower notification), the visa, the KITAS, dependent visas and renewals, and for investors the investor KITAS and Golden Visa routes.

Where a sponsor is required, your service agreement names the sponsor before you pay.

We use them only to deliver the service you request and share them only with the authorities and sponsors involved. See the Privacy Policy. Questions: support@visaforindonesia.com.

Contact us immediately with your visa type and expiry date. Some extensions have strict deadlines and we cannot guarantee last-minute availability.

Yes. Dependents apply under the E31 family categories alongside or after the main applicant.

Former Indonesian citizens, foreign spouses of Indonesians already on a KITAS, and adult children of mixed marriages can apply for permanent residence without the usual three-year conversion wait.

Typically a few weeks once the sponsor documents are complete. We give a timeline when we quote.

For a spouse visa, the Indonesian spouse's ID card, family card, marriage certificate and a sponsorship letter. For a company sponsor, the company deed, licences and a sponsorship letter. We send the exact list.

Every quote shows the government fee and our service fee separately, plus any disclosed third-party costs. You see the full breakdown before you pay.

Government fees follow government rules and are usually non-refundable. Refunds of our service fee follow the signed quotation and Terms of Service, based on the work completed.