Lets Move Indonesia
Welcome to Lets Move Indonesia, Indonesia’s Most Trusted Visa & Business Consultancy. We are proud to be the trendsetters in what we do, simplifying and improving expatriate services.
Our lovely Canggu office opened in 2021 and was our first Bali Visa Clinic. When we opened this office, Lets Move Indonesia put up a huge billboard highlighting the prices of some of our most common services. In doing so, we became the first agency in the area to advertise the prices openly and transparently.
Our Canggu Visa Clinic has been exceptionally popular, quickly becoming the most popular place to get visa advice, due to our ethical values, market leading prices and knowledgeable team.
Our office is very bright and pink and is an extremely instagrammable place to visit!
What sets Lets Move Indonesia’s Canggu Visa Clinic apart from our competitors is that it is an actual office. Many of our competitors followed our initiative to open a Canggu office once we opened, but just registered addresses at jewelly shops and co working spaces. Lets Move Indonesia has a real office, manned by real experts.
Applying for a visa to enter Bali can be daunting and confusing. In most cases, foreigners would miss complying with the recent visa regulations in Bali due to the ever-changing policies.
A professional visa agent is a massive help for your hassle-free visa application process and provides you with complete information about different types of visas according to your need.
Lets Move Indonesia is the best visa agency in Bali that helps you to make the visa application process runs smoothly. We boast 3 offices across Bali: Seminyak, Sanur and Canggu to offer easier access to our services in the area.
Start your journey in Indonesia hassle-free with Lets Move Indonesia Immigration and Business Registration Services. Chat with our consultants for more information.
We are open Monday – Friday 09:00 – 17:00
You may visit us anytime that suits you. We are open for walk-in consultations. Please note, our legal and tax team may often attend meetings, so best to contact us first to avoid any disappointment.
If you are familiar with Finns Recreation club, just continue along Pantai Berawa name until you get to Berawa Junction. We are on the right, opposite the BCA bank. If you are coming from Canggu on the same street, you can’t miss us, we have a giant pink billboard facing that direction with our popular services prices on.
When selecting office locations, we only secure locations that have customer parking for your convenience.
You can contact Lets Move Indonesia’s consultants or visit our Canggu office for the easiest way to do a visa extension in Canggu.
Initially, you can obtain a tourist visa from the Immigration office. However, to cut the hassle and save you time and money, we suggest you apply through Lets Move Indonesia.
To be able to work in Canggu, Bali, or Indonesia in general, foreign nationals can use the Working Visa with a note that they should also pocket a sponsorship letter from a local/ foreign institution that proposes them to work in Indonesia. To learn more about Working Visa, you can contact our consultant for FREE or read our article about The Working Visa.
Yes, you definitely can. Lets Move Indonesia has an office in Canggu and ready to help you in running your visa extension smoothly.
A Visa on Arrival can be extended only one time, giving the holder another 30 days of stay in Indonesia.
Establishing a business in Canggu may require a foreign investor to go through an understanding of what type of business and what requirements they need in order to open a business. We suggest consulting with a trusted legal advisor in Canggu to know the best type of business you can set up there. Lets Move Indonesia assists local and foreign investors in running a smooth and efficient company establishment in Jakarta and Bali. Contact us for FREE consultations with our experienced legal advisors.
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