Indonesia Updates Visa Regulations for 2026: What You Need to Know
Indonesia has announced several changes to its visa policies for 2026, including new e-visa options and updated requirements for long-term stays.
Navigating Indonesian immigration on your own can cost you time, money, and peace of mind. We at Visa Solution Bali handle everything from tourist visas to work permits, so you can focus on the life you came here to live.
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Indonesia has announced several changes to its visa policies for 2026, including new e-visa options and updated requirements for long-term stays.
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Everything you need to know about the Indonesia Visa on Arrival — eligibility, costs, extension process, and common mistakes to avoid.
Processing times depend on the visa type you need. A standard Tourist Visa (B1/B2) typically takes 3-5 business days, while more complex permits like the KITAS can take 2-4 weeks due to additional government approvals. We offer express processing for most visa types if you need faster turnaround. During your free consultation, we will give you an accurate timeline based on your specific situation.
Many visa types can be extended onshore without leaving the country. The B1/B2 Tourist Visa, Social/Cultural Visa, and Digital Nomad Visa (E33G) all support in-country extensions. However, some visas, such as certain single-entry permits, require you to exit and re-enter Indonesia. We handle the entire extension process for you and will advise you well in advance if a border run is necessary.
At minimum, you will need a passport valid for at least six months from your intended arrival date, a recent passport-sized photograph with a white background, and proof of sufficient funds such as a bank statement. Certain visa types require additional documents like sponsorship letters, employment contracts, or proof of accommodation. We provide a complete checklist tailored to your specific visa type after your initial consultation.
Absolutely not. Our pricing is fully transparent. We clearly separate the Indonesian government fee from our service fee so you can see exactly where your money goes. The total price listed on our website includes all document preparation, sponsorship letters where applicable, translation services, and delivery. There are no hidden charges, processing surcharges, or surprise costs at any stage.
With a 98% success rate across thousands of applications, rejections are extremely rare. We pre-screen every application before submission to catch potential issues early. In the unlikely event that your visa is denied due to an error on our part, we offer a full refund of our service fee. If the rejection is due to factors outside our control, we will work with you on alternative visa options at no additional service charge.
Yes, we regularly help clients who are already in Indonesia and need to switch visa types or extend their current stay. Whether you arrived on a Visa on Arrival and want to extend to 60 days, or you need to convert from a tourist visa to a work permit, we can assess your options and manage the transition. Contact us with your current visa details and we will outline the best path forward.